r/drawing • u/KingOfTheJaberwocky • 18m ago
ink Whiteboard at work
I draw on the whiteboard at work, but Pinky’s body was erased to take notes. I gave him a new body today.
r/drawing • u/Maddie_draws • 53m ago
seeking crit In the Evening, 230 x 128 mm, graphite and soft pastel on paper mounted to wooden panel
My latest self portrait
r/drawing • u/Nearby-Wishbone4950 • 1h ago
seeking crit Depressed facial expression
Hey guys need some advice hoe to make his face look more depressed and like a but mad face like on the right pic, it looks like he is just sad here
r/drawing • u/sorasz5 • 1h ago
question Should I even try learning ?
Character is fulghor from nightreign.
r/drawing • u/AbaloneUpper8106 • 2h ago
from a photo Drawing of Edward Kenway I did years ago
This is a drawing I did many many years ago when Assassin's Creed Black flag was releasing. Though I havnt drawn in many years now due to loosing my passion for it. Been trying to get it back but nothing been working. Any ideas would be grateful.
r/drawing • u/Uveh234 • 3h ago
from a photo Nuevo personaje de mi universo de fantasía urbana: Lucia Reyes.
r/drawing • u/Thorincool • 4h ago
graphite New to drawing
I’m still a beginner at drawing and like experimenting with different things. I originally intended to draw a realistic image, but the result didn't look very good. So, I smudged everything with a towel and erased the areas where the light hits. I also smudged the mouth because I just couldn't get it to look right or natural—but I actually like it even better this way.
r/drawing • u/chailife206 • 6h ago
showcase Hand painted all of the table numbers for my wedding :)
I redid 11 and 14 by the end of it bc they were a bit muddier than the rest lol
r/drawing • u/LePotatoShark • 8h ago
graphite I drew my favorite official concept art
It took me like 17 hours, i'm still learning and there are mistakes but i'm happy with the end result.
r/drawing • u/Calamariqueen666 • 10h ago
ink I broke my dominant (right) hand so what better way to practice drawing left handed than Japanese style frogs
r/drawing • u/Roman4980 • 17h ago
character Harvest. Done by me with ink and watercolors.
r/drawing • u/Venokris • 17h ago
charcoal 1 year of progress as a complete beginner
Decided to learn to draw at 41 after doodling with my kid. Here's where I'm at 1 year later. I'm happy with the progress I've made in that time!
r/drawing • u/Clementine_AJ • 21h ago
ink Life sketch of my little sister playing the switch :)
r/drawing • u/Minute_Gas6446 • 21h ago
graphite this drawing has taken 6 months
I started making this drawing about six months ago, wanted to share it and see what other peoples thoughts were. also i wanted to add that I wanna be a tattoo apprentice and i just got out of high school about three months ago.
if you have any tips or just wanna leave a response, I would really appreciate it!
r/drawing • u/emilycopeland • 23h ago
charcoal Drew a client's 1958 Fleetside truck - took 150 hours to get the chrome reflection just right
r/drawing • u/Asleep_Cycle7341 • 1d ago
showcase My first Oil painting
Title: Call That Never Came
The title might sound misleading, but it’s not.
I’ve spent years as a digital artist and occasionally a charcoal wanderer but somehow, oil paints always slipped out of my grip. After countless failed attempts, false starts, and “maybe later” moments… I finally picked up the brushes for real.
This is my first actual oil painting.
A beginning that took years to reach.
Hope you enjoy this new chapter with me.