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General tips and tricks to improve one's skills in drawing

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Is there any advice to improve my drawings skill even further?
Like for example a quick method to draw cubes, cylinders, sphere at any angle without recurring to the horizon lines, or some pdfs or just tips in general according to your experience and why not

Help a 'teen out would, perhaps you too can learn a thing or two with this thread