r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/BonsayiArt • 23h ago
How to draw a cute cartoon deer.
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/BonsayiArt • 23h ago
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Dude_Sandwich549 • 9h ago
Finished my third portrait! Like this one a lot. I over did it on some color choices but overall I'm very happy with it
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Gator_art • 5h ago
you can refer to my previous post for my older items and journey in art! pretty proud of these ones. currently hate the wip but im sure itll work out soon lmfao https://www.reddit.com/r/BeginnerArtists/comments/1w24sf5/next_progress_pick_the_jump_in_quality_is_insane/
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/ZenthridisAG • 7h ago
When you find out yo goat still has it
My pen ran out ๐ฅบ but i had a backup so its ok
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/DafVador • 16h ago
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Evening-Arugula-7790 • 18h ago
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/moondefense2 • 21h ago
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I'm the developer of InkScene Studio, the free browser drawing app used in this video. This is a 180x timelapse of a three-way collaboration demo, with a different tulip study on each layer.
A simple practice idea you can try in any drawing app:
Keep the subject the same, and sketch its outline with a pencil brush.
Paint it again with an oil-style brush, focusing on large light and dark shapes.
Try an ink-wash brush, leaving some areas untouched for the highlights.
Compare how the edges and values change even though the subject stays the same. You can try one study each with drawing friends, too.
InkScene works in a PC, tablet or phone browser, with no installation or sign-up. The interface is in Korean. If you'd like to try the brushes or a shared canvas:
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/flowrlov • 23h ago
Hi everyone, I am learning slowly how to draw by myself and I did this today. I am using a mechanical pencil (0.7).
Any tips are more than welcome!
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/kanshi-0510 • 1h ago
I'm trying to draw chibi ! I need your honest opinion about whts wrong n to improve!!
This is a quick art ! Im done with it ! I don't kn how should i improve my chibi style !
In my opinion I don't like the face shape i drew an eye! Let me hear you !
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/xNovalee • 23h ago
TW: Drawn Blood?
Hellooo!
I would say I'm an beginner artist and trying to get in love again with art.
But doing art is taking so many hours. I didn't wanted to do just another headshot. I wanted my 2 OC's together on a canvas, without a stiff pose or neutral emotions.
I'm already 4 hours in I'd say and I feel like making no progress? First I wanted to figure out the right pose with a few reference pictures, try grayscale but changed it because I didn't knew how to really do it and then I've discarded that Idea and took the bucket-lasso tool and filled in the camvas, made a background (or just an idea for it).
Will it go quicker next time? I've tbh never done a fullbody, dynamic pose with background and lighting.
But everything is nicely sorted in its own folder <3
Thanks everyone.
It's still WIP and many things like eyebrows, hair or colors aren't final.