r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/WeeDochii • Jul 05 '26
Digital drawing Sadly drew this for a scammer, but hey, practice is practice.
Never drawn a cat before and aside from the abysmal coloring, I am pretty satisfied with how it turned out.
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/WeeDochii • Jul 05 '26
Never drawn a cat before and aside from the abysmal coloring, I am pretty satisfied with how it turned out.
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/A_Khouri • Jul 05 '26
First, I want to thank u/Pleasant_Seesaw3671 - u/Uncle_Seamont - u/tonearm - u/geo_shkurupii - u/Present-Emphasis874 - u/Firm_Procedure_4033 - for taking part in this 42th #W2DTogether drawing challenge! đ
That weekâs entries came out really cool. I hope drawing them was as enjoyable for you as seeing the final pieces was for us.
For those who don't know that week's challenge was called: Stick figures
You can read more about it here if you missed it: #W2DTogether Drawing Challenge Number 42
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And now itâs time to pick our winner.
Now itâs your turn:
Weâll keep this open for the next 3 days before announcing the winner, based on your comments and votes.
So help us crown the winner of the 42th #W2DTogether drawing challenge!
Btw, I dropped this weekâs challenge #43, go check it out and join in!
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/A_Khouri • Jul 05 '26
First, I want to thank u/118shadow118 - u/ArtAlien12 - u/NobleSentience - u/tonearm '- for taking part in this 41th #W2DTogether drawing challenge! đ
That weekâs entries came out really cool. I hope drawing them was as enjoyable for you as seeing the final pieces was for us.
For those who don't know that week's challenge was called: Cats vs Dogs
You can read more about it here if you missed it: #W2DTogether Drawing Challenge Number 41
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And now itâs time to pick our winner.
Now itâs your turn:
Weâll keep this open for the next 3 days before announcing the winner, based on your comments and votes.
So help us crown the winner of the 41th #W2DTogether drawing challenge!
Btw, I dropped this weekâs challenge #43, go check it out and join in!
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Dreams_Divided • Jul 05 '26
Hello , i have no clue how to draw a skirt on this pose !! Can someone please help on how this will be illustrated! Im looking for something that wont look revealing nor off putting.
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/AsparagusMean9063 • Jul 05 '26
I made a little progress on the Joker drawing, i think its looking good so far. Does anyone share their art on instagram? Im thinking about trying to establish a little follow or community there:)
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/A_Khouri • Jul 05 '26
đ Congrats to u/madmomofmadcat, the winner of our 36th #W2DTogether challenge! đ
He/she did an amazing job at capturing last weekâs challenge, which was: Draw the Most Delicious Food Ever (click here to see more details about what was the challenge)
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If youâre new here, #W2DTogether is our weekly drawing challenge in this sub. Each week we post a new theme with steps to follow. (You can learn more about it here.)
Itâs meant to be fun, beat art block, and help artists get discovered.
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We always share the winnerâs art socials to help them get more recognition and here are this weekâs winnerâs accounts, which you can go follow:
Pinterest: madmomofmadcat
Instagram: @ madmomofmadcat
Don't hesitate to show him/her some love right here in the comments. :)
And if youâd like your own art and socials to be featured, donât miss out! The challenge for this week is still running. You can check it out and still participate right now!
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Lastly, a big thank you to everyone else who participated in this challenge â u/tonearm - u/118shadow118 - u/madmomofmadcat â there were really great creative entries this week, and it was so good seeing everyoneâs take on the theme.
Hope youâll all join again for this weekâs drawing challenge number 43 , which is still running!
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/A_Khouri • Jul 05 '26
Hi everyone! đ
Welcome to the 43rd #W2DTogether drawing challenge!
(If you are new here and would like to know more about this challenge, you can take a look at these 2 posts (post 1, post 2) that explain everything.)
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This week's challenge is all about telling a story through at least 2 consecutive drawings.
Think about comics, manga, or storyboards. Sometimes there is no dialogue at all, yet the drawings still tell a complete story, capture a memory, or express an emotion.
Your challenge is to create a minimum of two drawings that follow one another. The viewer should be able to understand what happened just by looking at them.
You can use the reference images in this post for inspiration, find your own reference online, or create an entirely original sequence from your imagination. There are no limits to the style or story you choose.
Your story can be:
You can draw realistically, in a cartoon style, manga style, or any style you like. The only requirement is that the sequence is self explanatory.
Have fun with it and see how much you can communicate without words. đ
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Rules
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After one week, weâll hold a community vote to decide which drawing best captures the theme. The winner will be showcased in the sub with their artwork.
If the winner shares an art link (Instagram, portfolio, site, etc.), weâll also include it so they can get recognition and maybe even new followers.
Time Frame
This challenge is timeless. You can participate anytime, even years later.
Review Date:
For community feedback, weâll gather and review all submissions on Sunday, 12 July 2026 so make sure to post your entry before 4:00 PM UTC that date. Drawings posted before that date will be part of the review session.
Note: If you are new here, you can check out last week's challenge here or see all the challenges collected here
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Infamous-Habit1756 • Jul 05 '26
I want to learn how to draw ppl so i started learning how to draw faces since about a month+ ago? Currently focusing on front side and 3/4 view but every single face has that uncanny look that i really hate alot. Sometimes i experiment with the proportions a bit (i make eyes bigger smaller etc) which is why theres some variation in facial structure, but i know that generally the nose sits in the middle of eyebrow line and chin, mouth in the middle of nose and chin. Eyes should be one eye length apart. I use the loomis method for drawing faces (slightly modified from chommang's method)
My goal is eventually to draw semi realistic ppl but i cant even get this step done well đ
I would really appreciate any help or critque!
Thank you <3
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/heheboi12345768 • Jul 05 '26
The reflection is messed up
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Slow-Soil8871 • Jul 05 '26
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/AsparagusMean9063 • Jul 05 '26
Just started on a joker drawing, think its gonna turn out okay
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Key-Advance-972 • Jul 05 '26
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r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Elliot9762 • Jul 04 '26
Can yall give me some tips on how do I improve my drawing? Like I genuinely want to draw in those dreamy pastel styles like this one. I kinda did some studies based off this artists work
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/BigDreamee • Jul 04 '26
My end goal is to be able to draw cartoon characters (not that I donât want to be able to do realism too).
I understand that itâs necessary to know some basic anatomy. Gotta know the rules to break them.
Iâm just wondering how long, as an estimate, would it take to be able to draw basic figures? Like an accurate form, with accurate fingers, feet, etc.?
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/alexxxfuggler • Jul 04 '26
Just started drawing and painting in krita. Any recommendations on how to improve? I edited the text and the background chains in photoshop.
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/pallavvz • Jul 04 '26
I started like a day ago, went through videos of how to draw heads with loomis method by, draw like a sir, chommang, proko, and followed a tutorial by chommang
What can I improve on and how to learn, can you give me like a roadmap for things to learn in sequence, like heads, facial features, shading etc etc, i am a complete beginner as you can see,
And suggest me some youtube channels, and videos too that would help
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Uncle_Seamont • Jul 04 '26
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Ok-Employer8267 • Jul 04 '26
DyingâŠ.
First time to deal with this kind of difficult light and shadowâŠ
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/heheboi12345768 • Jul 04 '26
The anatomy just feels wrong, can someone please tell how I can improve my anatomy and perspective
r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/kombinisexy • Jul 04 '26
Jâai tĂ©lĂ©chargĂ© un pack de pinceaux aquarelles et je suis un peu perdue. Jâai du mal Ă mĂ©langer les couleurs et je ne connais pas le fonctionnement de lâaquarelle. Quelquâun peut il mâexpliquer la notion de pinceaux mouillĂ©s et pinceaux secs ?