Keep Sk etches Loose

It’s tempting to jump right into your final sketch if you have a specific idea bubbling around in your head, but it’s still a good idea to produce some loose sketches first, to warm up for your next round of drawings. Loose sketches are great because in addition to giving yourself some practice, quick gestures will show you right away if the pose and composition are right. As such, it’ll be easier to fix these issues in a loose drawing, rather than a final or detailed sketch. This is also a good time to play around with different features for your character, such as facial features, and their clothing and equipment.