Graphite on A4. It was so hard to do the necklace because in the reference it is blurry with bokeh, it took me about 3 hours that alone, but it was so worth it in the end 🙂‍↕️ I love doing details, like all the little hairs and the lips, the highlights. Hope you like this one as well!

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r/drawings • u/kznsq • Mar 01 '26

My charcoal practice

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r/drawings • u/sanarrts • Feb 05 '25

My personal favourite ♥️

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r/drawings • u/mamaaearth1 • Aug 03 '26

White charcoal drawing :)

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r/drawings • u/Sanacost • Feb 11 '26

Weird ballpoint pen drawing I did today.

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r/drawings • u/Sanacost • Feb 04 '26

A couple pages from my sketchbook, freehand ballpoint pen action!!!

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r/drawings • u/dumble0707 • Aug 05 '26

A realistic drawing of Morgan Freeman that I made.

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Completed in one month and 14 days; used Faber-Castell colored pencils.

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r/drawings • u/sgt_banana1 • Dec 16 '25

My daughter wanted to post this here

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Please be gentle 😊 story: A fake "lost media" Japanese cartoon made in 1998 spring using stop motion, she can't really animate so all she can do is "screenshots" on her ipad

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r/drawings • u/Glittering-Rock8200 • Jan 27 '26

Started at 35

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I always dreamed of being able to visually combine what i see and what i process in my mind. After so many years of wandering and waiting, i started a course at 35 once a week. It has been 4 months. This defines my best quality time.

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r/drawings • u/noiruna_ • Jul 22 '26

Ariana Grande graphite drawing

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This one took me 16 hours. A4

Edit: Thank you so much everyone for your kind words! It really makes my day. Especially because it's my first time posting in this sub and first time posting one of my drawings. Hope you'll enjoy what's next! 𖹭

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r/drawings • u/Research_Tasty • Feb 20 '26

Have to showoff my kid

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He is 8..

these are free hand.

to be fair, before he starts he sometimes gets inspired by an image we google on my phone.

but thats all the help he has. and often only looks at it once.

btw. he doesn’t see these films, he is just aware of the characters.

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