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To start the new year, I'm planning of uploading daily for as long as possible. I'm still very new to digital drawing (and have never really drawn that much at all) and ergo, these sketches are very rough.

As I'm in the very early stages of learning to draw, I've been taking a free online course available on Udemy (Free Drawing Tutorial - Drawing for Beginners: How to Draw 25 Cartoons Step-by-Step | Udemy). The sixth exercise was practicing drawing a 'cute koi fish'. This was probably my favourite exercise so far in this course as I had a lot of fun drawing the patterns and extra little details around the fish. Given the almost exclusive use of curved lines, I got a good deal of practice and experience in how to control the pen's flow and how to keep proportionality without the use of extra tools. Furthermore, due to limited space, I also drew a jellyfish and narwhal from previous exercises which allowed me to test how much skill I'd retained so far. Of the two fish, No. two is my favourite. Neither fish really stands out as being particularly better than the other, but I prefer the shape and tail fin of the latter, although the preference is minimal.

Thanks for taking the time to view my art, and have a good day (Smile).

-Vulpey

Description
To start the new year, I'm planning of uploading daily for as long as possible. I'm still very new to digital drawing (and have never really drawn that much at all) and ergo, these sketches are very rough.

As I'm in the very early stages of learning to draw, I've been taking a free online course available on Udemy (Free Drawing Tutorial - Drawing for Beginners: How to Draw 25 Cartoons Step-by-Step | Udemy). The sixth exercise was practicing drawing a 'cute koi fish'. This was probably my favourite exercise so far in this course as I had a lot of fun drawing the patterns and extra little details around the fish. Given the almost exclusive use of curved lines, I got a good deal of practice and experience in how to control the pen's flow and how to keep proportionality without the use of extra tools. Furthermore, due to limited space, I also drew a jellyfish and narwhal from previous exercises which allowed me to test how much skill I'd retained so far. Of the two fish, No. two is my favourite. Neither fish really stands out as being particularly better than the other, but I prefer the shape and tail fin of the latter, although the preference is minimal.

Thanks for taking the time to view my art, and have a good day (Smile).

-Vulpey