This is a simple plant cell for school. Please C&C.
-Funddevi
Pretty good, angle is kinda weird???
Nice accuracy though 
Thanks! Yeah, the perspective is off a bit.
-Funddevi
Actually, if anybody knows of a few good “how to draw” sites, I’d love to see them.
-Funddevi
Hi Funddevi,
I thought I’d share some sites/resources that (I hope) are helping me to become better at “drawing”.
[Ten-Minute Drawing Lessons (Video)](http://tenminutedrawing.blogspot.com)
Ten-Minute Drawing Lessons (Youtube)
Ten Minute Drawings lessons is awesome, and a really quick and easy way to learn.
Drawspace (Site is Currently down)
Drawspace is a huge resource, featuring 52 lessons, or some crazy number. (With a natural progression from complete newbie to “expert”.)
Drawing Lessons For Classical Animation
This one is amazing, especially if you are into animation, or planning to be.
Preston Blair’s “Advanced Animation” (1st Edition)
While this book has alot of animation only information, it is also a wealth of information on drawing characters, and the like. (And is very cool in a historical sense)
(BlenderNation link)
BlenderNewbies - Recommended Free Art and Graphics Books from wowio
Wowio is a very cool site, you can download full books (although not main stream titles) legally and for free. (but not everyone can use it (US residents only(for now)))
I hope this helps, I know they sure helped and are helping me!
Cheers,
Marslyr
Thank you very much for the links, I’ll check them out later today.
-Funddevi
http://basangpanaginip.blogspot.com/…made-easy.html
Search on this blog and get all the books.
Andrew Loomis and Norling perspective made easy.
Start with the “fun with a pencil” the after doing some “Spheres” try to move to the “professional ones” like Figure Drawing for all its worth and the Norling perspective.
It will make you dizzy …but then you will see the big picture
Sweet, thank you much.
@Marslyr: Thank you so much for the links, I’ve been trying to do some of the tutorials.
Thanks to both of you.
-Funddevi