r/drawing • u/ColombianNYC • 5h ago
r/drawing • u/zyrtek_is_ok • 15h ago
showcase Incomplete sketches
I never finish my sketches because I lose the spark within 30 mins.
r/drawing • u/Professional-Bid8569 • 6h ago
digital Portrait sketch. Swipe for process drawings
r/drawing • u/Blourarceus • 4h ago
graphite Sad first post
I love to draw. Feedback would be highly appreciated. :) (Hands are so hard to do >_<)
r/drawing • u/Large-Ad1622 • 1h ago
seeking crit is it fine to color edit your pencil sketch digitally?
i drew it on my sketch book but i wanted to color it a bit in Krita, is this workflow fine if I'm a beginner trying to learn?
r/drawing • u/Temporary_Spread5643 • 7h ago
character Toneberry
Character from Final Fantasy
r/drawing • u/ThurwalshMormonstoff • 2h ago
showcase Drawings inspired by retro point and click games
I completed these with alcohol markers and an ultra thin sharpie. My main inspiration for art will always be, funnily enough, the PC game SpongeBob SquarePants: Employee of the Month (2002). Let me know what you think!
r/drawing • u/GnosisBlue • 17h ago
graphite First post :3
Those are supposed to be tears on the picture T^T
I don't think I did it right :|
r/drawing • u/Tastycapslock • 4h ago
graphite "You call that begging? You can beg better than that."
New to drawing. An homage to one of my favourite scenes from Kill Bill.
r/drawing • u/Lindseyrj7 • 18h ago
showcase I drew a picture of a happy marabou stork.
I used mixed pencils here! Derwent inktense pencils, prisma color pencils, and white acrylic paint for highlighting the white areas. The nibble on the Corner is from my cockatiel Nook. He’s a prick.
r/drawing • u/chrisfillhart_art • 9h ago
from a photo Green Sketchbook
I came across this portrait and decided to add it to my Green sketchbook where I only make all green artwork.
I’m not sure who this is. This is green pencil on paper and it took about 30 minutes.
Thanks for having a look!
r/drawing • u/rafatmood • 8h ago
question Any tips for improving this drawing?
I don't have much experience with coloring, especially using colored pencils. I'd appeciate if anyone could point out a few things that don't look right, and ways to fix it. Also, it'd be nice to know what I'm already doing right so I can keep doing it.
r/drawing • u/bkeyton • 7h ago
ink I try to draw a goblin everyday. Heres a couple.
I used to draw a lot. Always loved using markers. Then l just kinda stopped about 10 years ago. So recently I decided to challenge myself with drawing a goblin everyday in an effort to find my love of drawing again.
r/drawing • u/ArticleCharacter7247 • 6h ago
digital Megumi...the shadow warrior!
Swipe to see process from rough sketch to color
r/drawing • u/Randall_Kaplan • 19h ago
ink A Bit of Us
From sketchbook while traveling
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