Ah. I fixed the images.

Alright.

Updated a LOT OF THINGS!!

I moved, some words, fixed some sentences, fixed...and fixed and fixed.
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Alright...I'm kinda clueless so guys, what would you like to see in here? What do you want to know about?

Just regarding the "tips"

I'd recommend learning with a pen. With pen, you have to do it right first time if you want perfection. With a pencil, there is less incentive to getting it right. Either that or just don't use a rubber

I don't recommend pen at all. Being able to sketch and correct small things is essential to growing. You don't have to force yourself to be perfect to get better.

Pens and drawing is like cocaine and school. You can do one in the other, but the outcome might not be what you wanted.

I agree, don't work yourself too hard, but work hard.

I might add a lighting tutorial soon.
Awesome example.

I might add a tutorial on lighting soon.

For some reason I can't view the example pics... It says I require special permission... giving me an error 403.

It should work, now. I fixed a couple of things.

Thanks Blue! It works now.

You put tips on how to use technique and draw better such as: Shading(value), hatching, cross hatching, ERASER(no pen ) the 1-10 light to dark scale and learning about width of lines, spickling, i forgot the name but the swirling technique. and the SPAZ technique also width length height depth etc. AND DONT FORGET PROPOTIONS all i think of rite now ill post more later .

Uh. Okay. I will try after I get home.

I have used this to help improve my drawing. I'm still nowhere close to some but i am getting better, thanks.

how do i show a picture, its not working

ummm...you need to select a file...in the place that says "select file"...umm..yeah...don't forget selecting your file lol

Translation: Upload your image to a file sharing site (for photos, I like imgur.com), get the url or bbcode (copying recomended); if just using the url w/o copying the bbcode, use the "[img]"%20tag%20and%20the%20"[/img]" tag to enclose the url.

I find this topic very helpful, even if it is several years old. Thanks to the OP.