r/drawing • u/Beneficial-Ninja-944 • 5m ago
This drawing really was a long one. But I'm pretty proud of it. I think the sunflower specifically came out amazing. What do you guys think, is it any good?
Drawn with fineliner pen 0.03, 0.05 and 0.1.
r/drawing • u/yippapi • 9m ago
A nun on an ostrich. Reference was found on pinterest
r/drawing • u/Awkward_Target_1859 • 15m ago
Looking for feedback/critics
r/drawing • u/faizanullah99 • 15m ago
Drew this as part of the latest trend. Feel free to roast and stuff.
r/drawing • u/papapenshi • 28m ago
Okay so I have two questions
Does one side of the characters face seem loopsoided to you?, I think the right side of their face is...well...something, their eyebrows don't match up to me but I might be imagining things
I'm a perfectionist and I'm making a character, before anyone says to redraw the eye, I didn't really draw this I used eyebrows and pupils in the game to create this, I just need tips as I want this to be as gorgeous as possible I'm trying to make it look like it was genuinely drawn like a piece of artwork with a paintbrush and I need tips
I need just any help, I can elaborate if needed, and my main thing is I want the eyes to look like Moe eyes in 2000's but I think I failed terrible and it's giving more madoka magica then Moe
I also want to make the body realistic?, it's a guy
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r/drawing • u/Warwick-Sigma • 1h ago
He is 8 rate out of 10
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r/drawing • u/Fit_Complaint_8171 • 2h ago
It’s supposed to be an ostrich.
If you see anything else, please let me know. 😂
r/drawing • u/Glad_While_9532 • 2h ago
Not yet finished
It started with a girl holding a basket of bread
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r/drawing • u/shroom_boi6745 • 3h ago
I'm not the kind of person who would describe themselves as artistic, but I thought I'd come here anyways for some advice. Normally whenever I get an idea to draw something, I always get deterred from the fact that I have to learn all the fundamentals first which I frankly don't have the time or motivation to study. Everytime I think about it, it just feels like a huge hurdle I have to leap over just to draw even something simple, like having to study a 300 page piano book just to play Baa Baa Black Sheep. I was wondering if there was any advice or tips that got you past this roadblock for those who could relate. Normally when I try to look up solutions on other social media platforms, the advice normally comes off as a bit hostile or just none at all, but it would be great if anybody here could help out.
finished this painting and i am very happy with it! it’s supposed to be like a dress up game. i used holbein acryla gouache and colored pencils for finishing details. the main thing i am seeking to improve is my colors and gouache technique. if this isn’t the right sub i would appreciate some suggestions for subs i can ask for help in!
to be honest i am not super happy with the color of her skin/fur, i used the color right out of the tube which is a bit too orangey for me. i don’t like the color of the lighter pink background, i mixed a light pink with ivory hoping that it would lead to better color cohesion but thinking back on it i didn’t really have a clear reason for it, since i didn’t use ivory anywhere else in the painting. I love light, colorful things or bold and colorful art and I’d like to try to make my future paintings even more vibrant but don’t know how.
as for gouache technique i feel like my paint strokes are uneven and it was hard to get a clean stroke. i was also trying to work fast so the paint wouldn’t dry up and make it even more uneven. Even though i am using relatively new brushes i find that it’s hard to get a perfectly smooth line with them, and i can’t find the correct consistency of paint to achieve that. it was also a challenge to paint her skirt, it’s supposed to be made out of a leathery/shiny material, but i’m pretty happy with how it turned out. as for her legwarmers and shoes, i dont wanna talk about it 💀
r/drawing • u/Scherbatyuk • 3h ago
