>>5910629Memorize the structure first, try to replicate every major shape correctly for a single angle, and do it over and over again adding more details into your memory by applying it onto the underlying structure with each pass. There's no easy way to do it, and animators don't even do this, sure it is better to be able to draw completely from memory but they will still reference the character sheet very often.
>>5910669>it's about knowing what's the design have and then able to replicate it parts by parts... then,rotation comes after that.This does not apply since it is evident by your performance here
>>5910676 that it isn't working.
Again, breakdown the underlying structure first and make sure you can get that right in terms of shape and proportion, any details you add later will be easier to fix once you get that right.
For the OP image it's actually good that the shape is fairly similar to an actual animal, for biological/creature designs you can sort of reference the structure for real animals if you have studied them before, with a certain level of modification of course.
The main "body" basically looks like a bird with weirdly thick arms and tail, with a dragon head, insect-like wings, a boat strapped to its back, and two cylinders strapped to that.
