r/ArtProgressPics • u/ira_shai_mase • 7h ago
2024 / 2026 . time may be gone, but love for vocaloid - never :")
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r/ArtProgressPics • u/artprogresspicsmod • Mar 11 '24
They will be removed. Asking for advice on your sub appropriate post is welcomed and encouraged, but this is NOT a sub for works in progress.
r/ArtProgressPics • u/ira_shai_mase • 7h ago
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r/ArtProgressPics • u/mssMouse • 36m ago
Okay it's sort of the same character. I obviously did quite a bit of redesigning... and re-gendering lol But that was the original base concept. I managed to locate this extremely old artwork and decided to compare it to one of my most recent pieces
r/ArtProgressPics • u/GoodJoeBR2049 • 5h ago
Feel free to let me know where you see improvements and what I can work on in the 2027 edition! Thank you.
r/ArtProgressPics • u/Amateuart • 1d ago
October 2022- July 2026
What do you think?
r/ArtProgressPics • u/InkandWhimsy • 1h ago
2026 vs 2023, Took a 3 year hiatus due to mental health but I came back stronger than ever πͺ
r/ArtProgressPics • u/Melaxirayz • 14h ago
holy art improvement bro he looks way cooler now. he's my interpretation of an Enderman as a humanoid :D
r/ArtProgressPics • u/SakusaKiyoomi1 • 1d ago
First (true) digital art piece, VS the one I finished today.
Still a long way, but I'm happy with it so far and just gotta continue practising. I've learned that to improve, you gotta look the truth in the eye. I was never going to be happy with anything human like I drew and wasted years trying that. I've found a lot of happiness in drawing fruit, birds, dragons- literally anything but human anatomy haha.
I had many breaks, tried different mediums, had lots of melt downs over never improving. This is the first time in around 10 years I feel pride in my art, and now I want to continue it.
27th of October 2020 VS 21st of July 2026
r/ArtProgressPics • u/Clear-Counter-640 • 8h ago
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Again I tried to force myself not to add any facial details, and instead, focusing on the head shapes itself, it's important to know that even with this very simplified head we can define if it belongs to a man or a woman
r/ArtProgressPics • u/bipolarcrafter • 5h ago
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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Captain-Snail_113 • 1d ago
same character, from when I first started digital art to now! Iβm still learning and improving, but hey, at least now she has a face-
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r/ArtProgressPics • u/ChoiceLecture768 • 1d ago
The difference π₯Ή
r/ArtProgressPics • u/fn_ThaoN • 2d ago
One of my first digital drawing and my most recent one. It has been a long journey
r/ArtProgressPics • u/elliensvorein • 1d ago
day 78 drawing took me 5 hours, so proud of how it turned out