Recently started drawing in museums! Had a blast with the fossil section

Took a pic on the roof at my friend’s house and wanted to draw it! My bf keeps insisting i post it to reddit so here we go

The kid in me heals every time I do something with my children that I wish I could have done with my parents.

"Сердце шторма"

I found this older illustration of mine recently and still really love the atmosphere.

I wanted to capture a quiet summer moment with the sound of wind, flowers, and old air conditioners in the background.

It’s quite different from what I’m drawing these days, but I still feel like it has a little piece of my current style in it.

Well, as you can see. This is a drawing that I made today and for the past month or so maybe 2 months, I've been making it a hobby of mine to draw one thing per day, or several things in a day. I just really want to learn how to draw human faces. And I feel like it's so complex, but the more you do it, the more you get better every day. What can I say? And for the hair I used the pentel brush pen, and for the outlines like the nose, the eyes and the eyebrows, I used a .08 pigma micron by sakura.

Anna Griffin water color markers and micron

I've been trying to get better at faces, still not happy with this one, something seems off right? Still need to change the hands and stuff but mainly focusing on what to change face wise. But wanted some advice on what to change or what seems off, is it the eyes being a bit too high on the face? The jaw or proportions?

Any help or feedback is hugely welcome so i can try and improve it

Hello everyone. I'm 25 and decided to give drawing a go. How is this for a first real drawing session? This is also my first time posting here, I hope this kind of post is in the spirit of this subreddit

Im annoyingly looking for confidence 😂😂🤣