I really wanna improve the fluidity of my body drawings. I feel that they don't flow as nicely as they could. I would also like to improve the way I draw and sketch feet and hands. Sometimes they come out nice, and other times not so much. I want to find a way to draw them nicely every time.

I really enjoyed the principles in this tutorial! For my practice, I focused on creating 4 sketches: two male and two female, exploring structural differences and body masses. It felt like a gesture drawing exercise but with way more structure and weight.Lately, what I want to improve most in my figure drawings is finding that sweet spot between dynamic movement and solid structural anatomy, ensuring my poses look natural and full of life.Thanks for the challenge!#XPPenTutorialPractice

In my figure drawings, what I generally want to improve is seeing the body as part of a flow—that is, creating a drawing that conveys movement and flow rather than a stiff, static figure. I generally don’t fully understand shapes, so I start by trying to understand everything through simplified geometric shapes. For example, as I shared in my post, I visualize cubes, spheres, and similar shapes as having specific flows This is how I do it—how should you do it? 

In my figure drawings, what I generally want to improve is seeing the body as part of a flow—that is, creating a drawing that conveys movement and flow rather than a stiff, static figure. I generally don’t fully understand shapes, so I start by trying to understand everything through simplified geometric shapes. For example, as I shared in my post, I visualize cubes, spheres, and similar shapes as having specific flows This is how I do it—how should you do it? 

I entered artwork over the weekend and was wondering how long the “audit not passed” take to go through?I tried posting this and a few other gifs.im understanding gifs may take a day or two and dont normally pass the initial system.yes its 300 dpii he other work pass the system that had the “audit not passed” after a day.so if you upload animations or gifs…it will take at least a day.

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What if the everyday objects around you had personalities, emotions, and stories of their own? 👀The Strange Little Things Drawing Challenge opens on June 29! Choose between the Beginner Track and Advanced Track, bring the 10 characters to life in your own style, and compete for XPPen creative devices and other rewards.👉 View the Challenge Page & Submit Your Entry: https://community.xp-pen.com/events/Strange-Little-Things-Drawing-Challenge🎨 Challenge at a GlanceSubmission Period: June 29 – August 7, 2026 (PST)Judging Period: August 8 – August 17, 2026 (PST)Winners Announced: August 18, 2026 (PST)Complete at least 6, 8, or all 10 characters to qualify for different prize levels.Digital art, traditional art, sketches, illustrations, comics, GIFs, animations, and mixed media are all welcome.AI-generated artwork or the use of AI during the creation process is not permitted.📌 Before You SubmitEach post should feature only one character.Please include the character number and name in your title, for example:【01】Sleepy Chandelier – Artwork TitleWhen submitting your artwork, remember to:Select Strange Little Things Drawing Challenge under Event Selection.Select either Beginner Track or Advanced Track under Add 1–6 Tags.Both selections are required for your entry to be counted.💬 Questions or Ideas?Use this thread as the official discussion and Q&A space for the challenge. Leave a comment below if you have questions about the characters, submission process, tracks, prizes, or rules.And just for fun:Which of the 10 characters would you like to draw first and what kind of story do you imagine for it?We’d also love to hear what themes you’d like to see in future drawing challenges!

TAKE YOUR PROMPT IDEA.MAKE IT DOUBLE AS CRAZY.THEN AGAIN.AND AGAIN.THEN POST.HERES MINE.1.DRAW YOURSELF IN THE REGULAR MOMENTS OF LIFE DOING WHAT YOU LOVE,NOW TO MAKE IT NUTZY:🤪 2.DRAW YOURSELF IN YOUR DREAM MOMENTS DOING A̶N̶Y̶T̶H̶I̶N̶G̶ EVERYTHING THATS NOT REALISTIC.NOW WICH PROMT DO YOU GUYS PREFER? CANT WAIT TO HEAR YOUR ANSWERS.ALSO SHARE YOUR PROMTS COUSE IMMA BORED. AND I DONT WANNA DRAW MYSELF IN MY BORED MOMENTS. 😉 LOL.

This tutorial teaches a simple method for drawing hair: divide the hairstyle into large blocks, draw the main hair clumps, and add smaller details.Video Tutorial:https://community.xp-pen.com/tutorial/details?collection_type_id=96&collection_id=96&entry=av_barChoose and Study a ReferenceStart with a reference image and look for three things:The general direction of the hairThe overall volumeThe silhouette of the hairstyleThink of the hair like a sculpture. Notice where it puffs up, where it falls, and how the shape sits around the head.Divide the Hair Into Large BlocksBreak the hairstyle into a few large sections. For example, you can separate the left side, the right side, and the bangs. These blocks help build the structure of the hairstyle and make the silhouette easier to read. For simple or spiky hair, one main block may be enough. Keep the space between the head and the outer layer of hair balanced. It should not be too large or too small.Add the Main Hair ClumpsOnce the big shapes are in place, draw the main hair clumps. The clumps should follow the direction of the block they belong to. If the hair mass flows to the right, the clumps should move right. If the hair falls downward, the clumps should follow gravity. Use wider clumps for the main mass, then add a few thinner strands for texture. Add only a few stray hairs so the drawing stays clean. Where hair clumps overlap in shadowed areas, press a little harder on the line to add depth.Draw Hair From Different AnglesThe same method works from different views：Front ViewFrom the front, place the left, right, and bang blocks first. Then add the main clumps and a few smaller strands.Profile ViewIn profile view, the silhouette is especially important. Pay attention to the outer contour and how the hair falls from behind the ear. The strands often move backward or downward.Three-Quarter ViewIn a three-quarter view, you can see both the front volume and the profile silhouette. Keep more detail on the side facing the viewer and simplify the side moving away.Give it a try with a hairstyle you like, and share your drawing in the community if this method helps.

Hi, I've been using star 06 for a very long time and I like the tablet a lot, recently I notice there is a bulge behind the back and when I open it it seems like the battery for star 06 might need a replacement, I try to search for more information but I couldn't find any place selling "1050mah lithium battery" replacement that specifically state its for star 06 tablet.Only thing I found is some user said you could replace the battery with nokia ones that is also have the same statistic .... is that true? Are the battery common and as long as its a 1050mah I can just buy and replace it without worrying about the tablet? Or do I have to specifically look for a very specialize version that is only available to star 06 model?