>>51756235If you're trying to use a mouse I'll stop you there, just get some fuckin paper. Mouse is terrible. Although I assume this is exaggerated by the fact that I'm left handed with a right hand mouse.
Technically learning via paper is the recommended way to do it anyway since you don't have any of the crutches of digital tools.
After that it's supposed to be a process of slowly getting used to drawing basic things to get a better hang of lines, shapes, perspective and whatnot, while also drawing frequently to retain whatever you've learned. Plenty of resources out there that can help you when you're starting out. /ic/ sticky tends to get recommended for this.
I can't give any advice on this part myself because I skipped it entirely by being 9 and drawing shitty anime and sonic OCs in flipnote hatena but I can at least tell you that skipping basic practice might give you some whack fundamentals like I do
