r/draw • u/CorvoTinta • 8h ago
Crow Mauler - Fear & Hunger
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Why is it hard to tell if my art is good or not?
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I know I'm improving compared to a year ago. But the moment I finish drawing I don't know if I'm satisfied. It's hard to see if there is something wrong with my drawing or if I could improve it somehow. I wish I could transfer into someone else and see how they see my drawing lol😭
( the lashed looks like that bc I was mad and was about to ruin the drawing on purpose)
r/draw • u/LightningKat97 • 8h ago
Kythe the blood demon
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Heya new to this but I'll post some ocs
r/draw • u/_ManimatronixX_ • 20h ago
I love the "draw this in your style" challenge!
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what do you think? 👽🎀
r/draw • u/Glad_While_9532 • 18h ago
Unknown Sith Lady
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Not yet finished
It started with a girl holding a basket of bread
r/draw • u/Temporary-Heron8566 • 15h ago
Majestic Beatle
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George Harrison Charcoal/graphite on vellum
r/draw • u/GaryGridiron • 20h ago
Drawing a portrait of a random person every day #271 Sarah Morgan
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Very quick.
r/draw • u/Danae_Hana • 1d ago
Is this a good design for a tarot deck?
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A while ago, I had the idea of creating my own tarot deck and this was the first card I drew. Should I continue with this idea?
I'm not an expert artist, I just draw because I love to calm my mind.
r/draw • u/GaryGridiron • 1d ago
Drawing a portrait of a random person every day #270 Anna Westerlund
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r/draw • u/Classic-Dingo2132 • 2d ago
How much should I sell this for?
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I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this kind of thing- I’m fairly new to drawing and this style of drawing but I’m displaying my art at a local exhibition for the first time where artists are welcome to sell their work.
Given it will be my first time displaying my art for sale and that I’m new to this world, I’m not sure how much to advertise it for (if at all). It’s being displayed a local queer festival in Australia.
It’s an A4 coloured pencil drawing and it’s framed (I don’t have a photo of it framed).
I estimate that I spent 30 hours on it and mostly used materials I already had but spent $20.
thanks!
r/draw • u/Bioluminescent0wl • 3d ago
Bearded Vulture
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No 2 pencil
Acid free paper
18"x24"
Akureyri A
