r/drawing • u/iammadafaka • 5m ago
charcoal Spooky season 1/3
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r/drawing • u/Separate_Solid_1333 • 10m ago
ink Jalen Brunson Blockhead
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NBA basketball season opened yesterday, so I drew Jalen Brunson
r/drawing • u/Candid_Menu1705 • 40m ago
from a photo Trying to learn realism
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How is my likeness so far. It’s unfinished and ref is on slide 2. I made the head too much of an upside down triangle but I’m pretty happy with it overall
r/drawing • u/SoftSylvie • 1h ago
ink Pen drawing of Volcorona
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Hello, I've been practicing drawing with pen on my breaks at work, I figure I'll post the one I did today bc I am quite proud of it.
r/drawing • u/AggravatingToday2833 • 1h ago
graphite Princess Leia
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I tried to capture the famed princess peeking at something.
r/drawing • u/FolkarVanZen • 1h ago
ink Mistakes can be helpful
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Hello!
I wanted to share this drawing and how it happened.
Today I was drawing. I mostly draw random things, creatures, weird things and so on. Today I wanted to draw a somewhat realistic helmet and a creature inside it. I started with the helmet and as I was going I made some mistakes, so I decided to give it 5 big tentacles. But then while inking it, my pen slipped and made a line where there should have not been one. It led me to turn the big tentacles into smaller ones. Then I messed up again, which led me to do the pattern on them. Then I moved my hand on fresh ink, and dragged it where there was supposed to be white. So i ended up adding the stitching all around it (you can quite see where it started, but it's ok).
So, long story short, sometimes going with your mistakes could lead to some nice results. It's not the best drawing ever, but I was this close to rip off the page at one point, but I'm glad now I kept going.
r/drawing • u/Few_Comparison735 • 2h ago
ink Some quick sketches from today [OC]
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Hope you guys enjoy these two
graphite Inspired by Siri
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Today I was preparing a recipe and I needed an ingredient. My husband was out so I texted him and asked him to pick up Crimini mushrooms. I was using text to speech and Siri asked him to pick up criminal mushrooms.
r/drawing • u/frognettle • 2h ago
digital Dipping my toes in lighting
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my goal is to be able to draw complex figures from my mind while avoiding studying altogether (don't recommend)
in a way, this is a map of what resolution I'm able to resolve in my mind of the human body. I feel that I'm stronger with heads and hands and so left them very simple while trying to focus in on torso->hip->leg cohesion. cheers!
graphite Miniature Yoda (2,5cm x 4,5cm)
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This is old one, but I wanted to share some of my art, because in some day it will be the 2nd anniversary of learning that I am seriously ill and this peace is special for me for that reason.
Cheers 🫡
r/drawing • u/Turtwiiig • 3h ago
ink castle drawing
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I tried drawing Corvin Castle w fineliners, this is the result :)
r/drawing • u/pEter-skEeterR45 • 3h ago
graphite Is this, anything?
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Ol' Reliable, Ticonderoga #2 HB, 6am at work at a hotel. I'm trying to draw things from my head more instead of using references. Just to exercise my imagination I guess?
r/drawing • u/Smileypen • 4h ago
ink Inktober 2026 Day 21: Hero
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The man, the prophet, the legend, George Carlin
r/drawing • u/ZaraAlfonso • 4h ago
graphite It’s my birthday today and I wanted to share my favourite pencil drawing
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r/drawing • u/Classic-Ask9410 • 4h ago
question Looking for a picture.
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Im looking for a picture I can use for reference, but it is very particular. A person in a suit, one leg set 90° against a surface, holding the suit jacket over there shoulder with there index finger. Im trying to make a woman flirting with another woman (gay) while wearing a suit. Thanks for the help!!!
r/drawing • u/tokidema • 4h ago
ink Random moleskine sketch tour in class
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Got bored in class so I decided to share some of my sketches
r/drawing • u/vancocked • 4h ago
showcase my mom's art
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my mom is new to art and has grown attached to soft pastel. she wanted me to post this on reddit for opinions and feedback 🥺
ps be nice
r/drawing • u/tschikay • 4h ago
seeking crit How do you level up your hand drawing in live figure drawing sessions (5-25 min poses)?
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I'm trying to improve my hands in live figure drawing classes. Poses run from 5 to 25 minutes, the model sometimes shifts slightly, and I can't use photo references.
Drawing lots of hands is the obvious answer, but I'd love to hear about specific exercises or practice habits that made a real difference for you, especially ones that work within these time limits.
I've attached a few of my hand drawings. Some work better than others, so if you spot a mistake I keep repeating (proportions, structure, simplification, etc.), please let me know.
Thanks for any advice 🙏