Wait

Wut

if youve ever seen a cantilever on an aircraft, its like the wings point slightly upwards

Oh yeah it would be 5 wings

but theres one aircraft that has a reverse cantilever called the AV-8B Harrier

this one has one massive wing that curves down at both sides and sweeps forward rather than backwards

used for keeping the air trapped under the craft, same logic the harrier used

Ahh I see

its super weird compared to most modern aircraft

its almost a triangle-ish shape from the top

the front winglets were required to generate even the slightest bit of lift, but it would be assisted by one of the 3 fans positioned just under and behind the cockpit

Now the design is starting to make more sense

i hope so lol

My hobby is scale modeling.

is it like model building, where you build it out of a kit? or is it something you make from scratch?

oh please nobody's going to notice that

besides why would you made the signature less noticable

why would you edit my art in the first place?

Want me to make it bigger and it's not like i put my name on it

I was bored

That's it no real reason

Pls dont edit my art

thanks

No problem won't happen again

I automatically get angry and defensive because my art's been stolen before, so dw about it. i wasnt angry at you in particular

Understandable

snek!

hehehehehe they have hands

snek with hands

mhm, ~~and maybe some fun stuff on her chest~~

Hmmmm....

https://displate.com/displate/2541287

i tried to draw

any feedback is appreciated

im just trying to get better lol

It looks good! my general advice for improving is a whole ton of drawing and practice, and to not be afraid to look at references of the things you're drawing of of styles you like

Not gonna lie, tracing (for all the hate it gets) really helped me learn size, shape and proportion. Do a rough trace (circles or cubes instead of details) over certain objects to get a handle on how big or small you should make them in relation to the perspective.

Just don't make tracing your style, rather make it a foundation to developing the style you want.

My current digital art project, based on my personal armor. It's a bit difficult to differentiate certain aspects with the color and the fact that I'm not directly transferring the original paper sketch over (I didn't like some of the angles) doesn't help me, but so far, it's decent. Once I finish the outline and base colors, I'll start shading, which should help some of the lines stand out a little more.

I might also lighten up the armor color a little.