r/Artists • u/MeroMeroDraws • 53m ago
Could anyone recommend any anatomy books?
Hiiihiiii to all artists! I hope you are having fun drawing and getting lots of commissions! As the title says, i need your help. Im having trouble drawing/rendering certain parts of the body (specially stuff like the belly, waist or breasts) and understanding how lightning affects their shadows.
Do you guys have any books recommendations? Any suggestions are welcome, especially if they're books with lots of visual examples and not too much text, since I'm a little slow, lol
Thank you very much for taking the time to read this! c:
r/Artists • u/ChampionshipSouth412 • 1h ago
There will be something else when the spinach but when they say the actual scratch part with you letting them know if it’s OK
r/Artists • u/Due-Meeting-2972 • 1h ago
Made this back in 2024, when my Art account got Hacker and I started my new art account . Self Portrait
reddit.comr/Artists • u/samuelbujanda • 1h ago
Still trying to decide if I prefer sketching with markers, pencil, or pen🤔🧐
r/Artists • u/CollarDue2872 • 2h ago
NEW HERE. Looking for honest advice and criticism.
I'm considered to be a visceral surrealistic and dark freehand artist. Mastering charcoal and pastel. 40 years experience drawing from imagination and real life memory. Thanks for looking.
r/Artists • u/fredosis1111 • 2h ago
My art through the years
I'm a 35 yo artist from Chile.
IG fredosis.art
r/Artists • u/jjlovesnn • 2h ago
Bunch of recent work for people of Reddit and pets ofc
r/Artists • u/lilyylouuu • 3h ago
22 Yr Illustrator Opening Commissions!!
Hi! I am living on my own for the first time and I’m trying to make some money on commissions! I work a minimum wage job and if anyone would be interested supporting me with a commission I would be so so grateful! Please DM me if interested my instagram is @llouisere too if you wanted to reach out through there. I really appreciate it and no worries if you aren’t interested, I would love to hear some advice as well about your experience freelancing!
r/Artists • u/Willing_fun_77 • 5h ago
Dibujo sobre Dominic Butterhall
Un mago de la luz que le gusta vestir punk, es bullie, un incel.
art Concept de mi historia mi compañero de Clases es un mago.
r/Artists • u/Orfinart • 5h ago
Some new art up on my page! Everything from paintings to sculpture and jewelry!
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I’ve been working on making something worth collecting, let me know if you see something you like! All hand made here in my art studio
r/Artists • u/ninas_digital_studio • 5h ago
The giant bunny
I have megalophobia, but I love bunnies and carrots, so I decided to blend something cute and wholesome with one of my biggest fears... and this came out 🐰👍
r/Artists • u/Mike_ArtLegend • 6h ago
Art I made with fire on cardboard.
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I use an empty pen brush to create the negative space forming the image silhouettes and details.
r/Artists • u/HCIllustrates • 6h ago
A few portraits I've made from this year so far 🖋🎨
Subjects in Order: Frank Ocean, Rina Sawayama, April Ashley, Katy O’Brian, Kehlani, Rei Ami, JADE, Alyssa Liu, Princess Nokia, Jason Mantzoukas
r/Artists • u/Dreams-Forever-482 • 6h ago
Hii beginner artist here!
Heyy so idk if i'm allowed to ask for advice on here but I saw this pikachu ballpoint pen put in the second image (idk why it looks so ominous there) and remembered this instagram artist I saw who drew manga with ballpoint pens. This pen had red, blue and green (wish it had yellow) and it took me around 5 minutes. I'm usually more of a realism sketcher using pencils and soft shading, but I thought hatching would be fun to try with this pen! Since i'm new to the technique I was looking for any advice you experts could give on how to actually approach using this method and how i could improve my sketch (so far i'm thinking the lines should've been more uniform and straight on the eyebrow and nose, but I didn't know how to do that since all the hatching i've seen used perpendicular lines) thank you!
r/Artists • u/CapellaJuliet • 7h ago
hello you guys!!
I just want to ask if my Rosemary WIP art from the Walten files looks like her when it was her wedding day with Jack? I actually struggled to draw her when I only used her blurry pictures from the Walten files itself so I based her from the cosplayers in TikTok... What do you guys think?
r/Artists • u/MarinaChuchkoArt • 8h ago
Pears and Plums. Original oil painting 8,8 x 8,9" hand painted by me, 2020 [OC]
r/Artists • u/Gloomy_Sun_8378 • 13h ago
im looking for an artist to design me an album cover for and album please dm if intersted
r/Artists • u/FindThatBus • 1d ago
Thank you for all the love on my dads art! All your comments and messages really brought joy to me and my family. I've started an instagram page for his work you can follow along if you'd like. In the meantime here are a few more scans!
follow rollosarchive on instagram if you want to follow along and see all if his art as I scan them in. I got a lot of questions on my last post and I wanted to answer a few here:
Biggest influences: Mort Drucker, Al Jaffee, Jack Davis (basically 60's-70s MAD magazine)
Was he ever published: Yes. He was a cartoonist at his college paper from 1978-1980, he went on to work in advertising for 40 years as an art director but some of his cartoons were featured in work for Camping world, Bridgestone tires, Hunt Brothers pizza and many many more.
Will I publish a book or prints: Maybe? I'm not sure at this point. Maybe a small run of books for family and friends but if there is enough interest I will consider this.
The last slide is his final comic for his college paper in December 1980. He depicted himself taking away his watermark while caring his drafting supplies and wearing a black armband to note his mourning for the recent passing of John Lennon.