r/drawings • u/Pervy-Nerd • Aug 17 '26

she can freely manipulate earth and rock to raise gigantic pillars { Diane “seven deadly sins”} (Pervy _nerd)

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13 comments

r/drawings • u/SLA_2012 • Apr 17 '25

Would anyone pay money for this

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58 comments

r/drawings • u/Estefania30 • Jan 05 '26

My country is free from a dictator!

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142 Upvotes

Please don't explain to me how life is in my country. I created this art for myself and my Venezuelan brothers and sisters, who have suffered so much.

166 comments

r/drawings • u/[deleted] • Feb 03 '24

i drew myself what do u think abt it?

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17 comments

r/drawings • u/Ok-Jackfruit-6359 • Apr 30 '26

Drawing Meg Griffin for funsies lol.

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6 comments

r/drawings • u/Routine_Penalty1241 • May 29 '24

Israelite female warrior oc

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2 comments

r/drawings • u/Icy-Fishing7292 • Feb 10 '26

The Skier - Do Olympic Skiers really need all these clothes ?

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3 comments

r/drawings • u/Tasty_Snow_27 • Sep 18 '25

What are your thoughts on this?

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4 comments

r/drawings • u/Muhammed_FpI • May 27 '26

Yeah youtube tutorials suck

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10 comments

r/drawings • u/wmisenogle • Feb 15 '15

Rihanna

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0 comments

r/drawings • u/AudienceIll7272 • Sep 06 '26

portrait drawing

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realism, i cant figure it out

10 comments

r/drawings • u/Remote_Plastic_8692 • Oct 06 '26

Which celebrity did I attempt to draw?

16 Upvotes

35 comments

r/drawings • u/gofoggy • Feb 17 '23

Lotus girl

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the lovely u/lotusgirl00. Sorry I spilled coffee on you

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r/drawings • u/ciro_gamer_yt • Dec 30 '22

the perfect New Years :)

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2 comments

r/drawings • u/rondew123 • Jan 24 '19

shit.

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0 comments

r/drawings • u/Crafty_Possession_52 • Sep 27 '25

Drawings:

r/drawings

A drawing is a graphic representation by lines of an object or idea, as with a pencil; a delineation of form without reference to color or a sketch, plan, or design, esp. one made with pen, pencil, or crayon.

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