My art attempts - Tyler

[Coryn]

Chibis are definitely good for building confidence. They at least mean you can do something. Which is the first step to doing a lot of things. Good luck!

[NishimuraTaira]

Chibis are definitely good for building confidence. They at least mean you can do something. Which is the first step to doing a lot of things. Good luck!

Thank you sir!

[legomaestro]

So this is something i made today. I did a small tutorial and then did this strictly by memory. What do you think?

This chibi here would be my favourite haha. And chibis are pretty good for when you want to explore expressions and the like.

Keep at it Tyler

[Daisetsu-bushido]

CHibis from Mark Crilley's tutorials - It's easy to recognize them when you see a lot of his videos :). He even made a whole book about chibis
It's always good to follow instructions in tutorials. Also don't forget about other aspects of characters like shapes and proportion. It's easy to forget about them especially while learning by tracing other works.

Keep it up :).

[Walter B]

Nice one!

[MahluaandMilk]

Not much I can really add here except one little trick to chibis: don't forget to build them in 3d space. They look all right for following step-by-step instructions, but in the early stages, a lot of beginning artists draw what "what they see" looks like. They reference other parts of the tutorial to build the structure of the subject rather than building it themselves in their heads, and that's a good muscle to start building early. I'm not anti-tutorial, just to clarify. There's just a lot to following a tutorial that they don't tell you in the books.

Keep up the good work! I'm sure you'll start to see improvements over the months if you work at least weekly on it.