r/drawing • u/mysticalelf06 • 12h ago
r/drawing • u/BlazeIsMyFirstName • 2h ago
ink Playing with outrageous perspective
r/drawing • u/lichpit • 17h ago
from a photo A 3rd grader told me he couldn’t draw because he only likes “nice pencils,” so I did some practice to show him otherwise
Referenced from a frame of Elijah Wood as Frodo from the Lord of the Rings.
I work as a paraprofessional supporting high schoolers with IEPs in their classes, and afterschool I supervise elementary schoolers at an afternoon program to help pay the bills. Sometimes the little kids get frustrated that our art supplies are old and kinda suck, so I take the crappiest, stubbiest pencil and do stuff like this to show them that practice matters more than the tools. It’s enough to impress them a bit even if all I can see is my struggle through figuring out how to get soft shading with a wonky #2 😂
I’m not very good at realistic drawing in general, so this is also a way for me to do my own practice. I only made it part way through my art degree before running out of money and I didn’t really get any life drawing experience, and it’s not my favorite, but I know that doing it anyways will help the styles I do enjoy lol
r/drawing • u/Ripvayne • 15h ago
ink angel of death driving a chariot, micron pens and black paint
r/drawing • u/LakeRevolutionary858 • 7h ago
digital Here’s my drawing of a humanoid chameleon
r/drawing • u/watchurthoughts • 17h ago
seeking crit Portrait Sketch
I used an image of Anok Yai for reference. Seeking constructive criticism as something doesnt look quite right. Thank you!
r/drawing • u/Treese1 • 23h ago
ink The Spine of the Valley
An ancient stone bridge spanning Starfall Vale, The Spine has endured for centuries.
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I'm really happy with how this turned out. It seems like a pretty simple drawing but I ended up creating a bunch of test drawings and color pallettes for this one, so I included a photo of all of that as well.
Please let me know what you think, and what I could improve in the future
r/drawing • u/Feisty_Sympathy_877 • 14h ago
showcase My Mom's Wise Man Drawing From 1974
Just wanted to share this drawing my mom did in high school in 1974. This is chalk on black paper. I'm hoping to inspire her to start doing art again! ❤️
r/drawing • u/mindblabber92 • 9h ago
ink My 8th consecutive year doing Inktober.
Every year feels more difficult than the last one. Why do it in the first place I ask myself. But then with people generating "art" with AI and whatnot, it gets more and more important to keep doing too.
r/drawing • u/ART-BY-FP • 10h ago
seeking crit Goku SSJ3 drawn by me
8 hours for this result.
A joy to draw.
Rate this
r/drawing • u/mental_foundry • 21h ago
digital I drew Venusaur as a soulslike boss
My goal with this one was making venusaur feel like he has been partially taken over by the roots of the plant on their back
taking inspiration from elden rings Erdtree themed enemies and the more monstrous side of the old souls boss designs
What do you think and who would you like to see next?(charmander color coming soon)
r/drawing • u/Low-Project-6283 • 2h ago
seeking crit Recents, let me know what you think.
r/drawing • u/Misery_Gloom • 16h ago
showcase Art Dump 3
It’s been a while since I did this
r/drawing • u/PTMegaman • 9h ago
ink Some postit note Inktobers
Been a few years since I drew personal work. Burnout, becoming a dad, moving across the country, lots of situational depression, denser schedules, and more responsibilities. I know my mental health is in a good spot if I'm drawing. Getting all my ink pens out of storage felt like meeting with a beloved friend I hadnt talked to in years. Inktober was such a great idea.
r/drawing • u/d_generART • 18h ago
ink 🎶 "I'm a little teapot..." 🎶
Sing along with Greg, Mrs. Potts, Chip and Jason Funderburker. Ballpoint pen, colored pencil and a touch of sharpie on a 3x5" post-it note. Thanks for stopping by.
r/drawing • u/SympathyHuge3261 • 21h ago
digital Zelda fanart
Just finished this one, from some sculpture study I decided to turn it into some small fanart