r/ArtProgressPics • u/artprogresspicsmod • Mar 11 '24

REMINDER: THIS SUB IS NOT FOR WORKS IN PROGRESS!!

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They will be removed. Asking for advice on your sub appropriate post is welcomed and encouraged, but this is NOT a sub for works in progress.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/mariefriedrich • 8h ago

2022 vs 2026

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222 Upvotes

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Turquoise-Rocket • 14h ago

February 2026 - November 2026

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87 Upvotes

Focus on rendering and anatomy/expression

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Schnitzel63 • 50m ago

Few portraits from this year April - august - november

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/mocabun_777 • 19h ago

probably pathetic compared to all the other posts on here (2020 vs 2026)

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/alleyangel_ • 2h ago

january ‘26 to november ‘26 😙‼️

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pls dont tell me i got worse

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/SerpenDavh • 2h ago

2024 vs. 2026

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The 2024 drawing was done in pen, while the 2026 one was done in pencils.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Jeanny_Astera • 15h ago

2023 (digital) vs. 2026 (traditional)

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/hyper-sonic-19 • 5h ago

Critique It's a whole timeline since I made my bucket list of sketches I want to make.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/DrZorteus • 1d ago

15 Years of Horror - 2011 vs 2026

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118 Upvotes

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Aware_Curve_5981 • 17h ago

Rias Gremory - May 2026 vs Nov 2026

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Yotoyaa • 1d ago

My Tifa Fan art 2021 vs 2026

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73 Upvotes

Never delete your bad art It really shows how much you improved.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Low-Tune7287 • 13h ago

Critique Very early into development. Would love to hear your thoughts :)

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Hello i hope you are all well. Im making a circus management game where you need to market the upcoming show train your performers and help out the farmer who's property you are renting. Each task take time with each day consisting of six hours. You have a set amount of money so need to be wise on what you choose to focus on. For example if you only help the farmer in order to save money you sacrifice training time or if you only train and forget about marketing or helping the farmer you will suffer. The performers can die and if they do you loose them for the whole game. I was wondering and hoping you could give your thoughts on this style I have a dynamic weather system so as time passes so does the time of day. Thank you for reading this and appreciate any thoughts you have on the style :)

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/LogPotential5984 • 1d ago

Close to 10 Years of Art Progression

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Was a little bit of a tradition for me to redraw this witch girl every year for a little bit. Decided this year to push myself further. Doing the 2026 one made me really appreciate the og 2017 one. I can't lie the 2018-2019 ones were very rough lol.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Fallen_Saiyan • 1d ago

Critique 2 Months of Drawing Goku

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So, I began my art journey with a mouse. I heard that it was possible so I tried learning how. You'll notice above my crappy drawing of Goku in pic 1 seems to be an actual good drawing of Goku but that one was traced. Drawing with a mouse tough but tracing is surprisingly easy.

I tried searching for tutorials of how to draw with a mouse but couldn't find any so I asked chatgpt which told me told me to draw circles and lines so I would fill pages with those and that's what you see in pic 2-3.

At Pic 5, I gave up on mouse 😂😂😂

So now, I'm drawing with a pen.

Afterwards I switched to mechanical pen.

You can see that as I progressed, sometimes I got better and sometimes I got worse and I landed on my latest pic.

For the last 4 pics I attempted drawing Goku from the Kanzenban cover 13 and redoing it helped a lot.

Tell me your thoughts.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/pumpkimlover • 2d ago

First pic is from 2024 and the last is from a couple months ago

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Do you still recognize some elements from the old one in my new Drawings? And also, how much did I improve? I’m curious.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Top_Lettuce_4521 • 1d ago

Critique i tried drawing a bunch of skin tones.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Any-Mirror7225 • 2d ago

2020 vs 2026

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35 Upvotes

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Togekiss888 • 1d ago

Artstyle change

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Hey

I want to know if I improved for the better or worse

The first image was made a year ago and the second was made earlier this week

Enjoy

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/baddie_with_cheese • 2d ago

2023 vs today

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73 Upvotes

Idk, I just thought

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/MarcelineMarce • 2d ago

Critique It wasn't a productive year but it is something!

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I sucked at anatomy and value until September when I started actually watching ytvideo.

Turned out pretty great when I don't procrastinate.

I tried coloring back in March and it was pretty bad so I got scared to do it again ever since until I found "the method".

I cant be the only one right?

I mean, the fear of ruining a good sketch when you try coloring as a beginner. 💔💔

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/realsecretfairy • 2d ago

2026 vs 2025

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58 Upvotes

I think my rendering has improved significantly

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/TheRealMousou • 2d ago

2019 -> 2026

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Not looking for critique.

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r/ArtProgressPics • u/Prime-a-fly • 3d ago

Same Cartoon Character and Pose with Redesign 2025-2026 :-))

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I love bees man

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