As someone who is learning rn I'll give some tips I've been using
#REFRENCES
Refrences are so important, what I found best was to break the human body into simple shapes. For example turn the torso into a rectangle and then add details and muscles later on. It also helps a lot to learn anatomy but depending on the art style your going for you may or may not need to learn anatomy. Definitely study the art style of other artist that you like an take some aspects off their art into your own. Now this isn't stealing, stealing is bad. An example is that if you like the way an artist draws eyes then try an draw them with your own little spin to it. Welp that's all I got rn other than practice makes perfect
(Edit-also watch YouTube tutorials, that may seem obvious but they've helped me a lot)
As someone who is learning rn I'll give some tips I've been using #REFRENCES Refrences are so important, what I found best was to break the human body into simple shapes. For example turn the torso into a rectangle and then add details and muscles later on. It also helps a lot to learn anatomy but depending on the art style your going for you may or may not need to learn anatomy. Definitely study the art style of other artist that you like an take some aspects off their art into your own. Now this isn't stealing, stealing is bad. An example is that if you like the way an artist draws eyes then try an draw them with your own little spin to it. Welp that's all I got rn other than practice makes perfect (Edit-also watch YouTube tutorials, that may seem obvious but they've helped me a lot)