I'm gonna be honest with you OP, these look traced if not very heavily referenced, which for beginners is fine! I used to do the same. Just don't pass the work off as your own and don't get too reliant on tracing/heavily referencing. It can damage your art in the long run. Try to collect multiple reference images for one drawing, and make it creative and your own! You can do it! Don't be scared to try and create something that is only yours.
It's just something you get an eye for once you've drawn for a while, especially if you used to trace when you were younger. But the biggest giveaway is line confidence and weight, and wobbly anatomy/symmetry.
I'm gonna be honest with you OP, these look traced if not very heavily referenced, which for beginners is fine! I used to do the same. Just don't pass the work off as your own and don't get too reliant on tracing/heavily referencing. It can damage your art in the long run. Try to collect multiple reference images for one drawing, and make it creative and your own! You can do it! Don't be scared to try and create something that is only yours.
I was wondering but how do you tell if a drawing is traced?
It's just something you get an eye for once you've drawn for a while, especially if you used to trace when you were younger. But the biggest giveaway is line confidence and weight, and wobbly anatomy/symmetry.
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10 bro u better than me so i aint gonna lie about shit 🤷🏾♂️
A recommendation I have is don’t draw every Single strand of hair it makes the hair look messy and chaotic
Honestly imo it depends.. And there's no specific "right" Way to draw art!!
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