I'm no amazing artist, but I can drop some tips by. One would be to avoid shape tools if possible. Very few things are perfectly shaped so learning how to draw things without them will help you out in the long run. Another thing is shading. This can really make your art pop and a good way to practice is to draw a simple object, like a ball, and draw a light source, like a circle in a corner. Than, shade accordingly. Another thing is linework. If you want to eventually draw without it, go for it, but it's better to practice with it in my opinion. Hope these help you improve your work. Just remember to keep practicing and you'll get better. (:
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I'm no amazing artist, but I can drop some tips by. One would be to avoid shape tools if possible. Very few things are perfectly shaped so learning how to draw things without them will help you out in the long run. Another thing is shading. This can really make your art pop and a good way to practice is to draw a simple object, like a ball, and draw a light source, like a circle in a corner. Than, shade accordingly. Another thing is linework. If you want to eventually draw without it, go for it, but it's better to practice with it in my opinion. Hope these help you improve your work. Just remember to keep practicing and you'll get better. (: