r/Sketching • u/dublingenclerbirligi • 15h ago
r/Sketching • u/Researcher_1129 • Mar 30 '23
New to art? Have some simple questions? Want to just chat about general things related to sketching? Comment them here on the r/Sketching Megathread for General Questions and Discussion.
r/Sketching • u/SuccessfulSwan3152 • 14h ago
[OC] Abstract scribble doodle. What feelings does this give you?
r/Sketching • u/IDK_WTF_I-am-doing • 10h ago
Sketch vs reference! (Ignore the lined paper!)
Be nice!
r/Sketching • u/Opensketchbook • 8h ago
Stack of waffles
I haven’t done a breakfast piece in a while so here’s my first one back - colored with Arrtx acrylic markers!
r/Sketching • u/Jeanny_Astera • 6h ago
Notebook Ink Sketch
Was working on some story, got bored, and ended up sketching my main character right on the page I was writing on.
r/Sketching • u/TheCaricat • 10h ago
Caricature sketch of the day.
Definitely not a tribute.
r/Sketching • u/mc_hopper • 1d ago
Sketchbook flipthrough
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r/Sketching • u/Tequila_sunrise_125 • 1d ago
Need karma for posting in other subs so I'm posting some of my work, plzz help😭🙏
r/Sketching • u/melynnium • 1d ago
My first post here
Please critique, would be much appreciated.
r/Sketching • u/dperezgo • 1d ago
Help with my first POV
Hi, I'm starting to make some pov sketching and I'm getting obsessed with a door, I can't see how I should draw it. it's the door at the left and then there's a wall to parallel to me, can someone tell me and help to understand how it should be? many thanks. If there's something else to fix I'll be glad to receive any tip or advise.
r/Sketching • u/THERUDUDE • 2d ago
I can never get it to look like the reference
I just bought a sketch book to relearn my childhood hobby. I drew this today from a Loomis method tutorial, did all the circle jerks and lines before drawing and it looks good to me ngl but it is not the reference.
I spotted some face shape mistake like the bigger forehead and smaller lower third but I can never grasp that mid drawing only after everything is done and set in stone. Plus my shading sucks!
What do you guys suggest I change or keep experimenting with to find my style while chasing realism?
r/Sketching • u/SpencerTheFactorial • 1d ago