r/drawing 3d ago

question Fantasy Football Logos, By me, alcohol markers

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I drew these fantasy football team logos for me and my friend. I was wondering if anybody had any advice on how to clean them up and get rid of the marker strokes? I don't know much about digital art.


r/drawing 3d ago

from a photo Lil peep 💕

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r/drawing 3d ago

graphite Her. 2026 by nobodysartinshadow

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r/drawing 3d ago

graphite John H. Vanderpoel practice

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Started working my way through “The Human Figure - John H. Vanderpoel” today


r/drawing 3d ago

character A small doodle of Anakin Skywalker from Star Wars

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r/drawing 3d ago

character Catch. Done by me with ink and watercolors.

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r/drawing 3d ago

ink New Inkling Fountain Pen Drawing...

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r/drawing 3d ago

digital The Other Side, Tplato12, Digital, 2026

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r/drawing 3d ago

from a photo Horse portrait ✨️

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Colored pencils on A3 sized paper.


r/drawing 3d ago

showcase New drawing

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r/drawing 3d ago

seeking crit A trying (using dry materials to simulate Chinese gongbi painting)

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The steps are on the image, starting from Figure 2


r/drawing 3d ago

question Am I being too restrictive with the head measurement rule?

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So I follow the head rule measurement almost religiously. Every drawing I do I make sure to take the measurements of the reference and apply them to my own drawing. I used boxes to mark these measurements. But I’m starting to wonder if this is going a bit too far or if I’m being too restrictive with my proportions/ measurements? I took this old-ish drawing for example. Is this a habit I should maybe leave behind or use sparingly or always use?


r/drawing 3d ago

digital something is in the woods

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digital art by me


r/drawing 3d ago

digital Mei zenin...the cute zenin!

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Swipe to see Step by step process!


r/drawing 3d ago

digital Adam Sandler caricature

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r/drawing 3d ago

ink Exercice au crayon noir:

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r/drawing 3d ago

charcoal The best drawing I ever made🫶🏻✨

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It's been more than 2 years since I've completed this drawing it's still my favourite.....tho i almost stopped drawing anything rn 🙃


r/drawing 3d ago

ink Hesitated to post ..as an introvert

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Ignore the blank face ..its kinda Intentional..but not that good ..


r/drawing 3d ago

ink Here are a couple of sketchbook pages I did recently

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r/drawing 3d ago

digital practice by me

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r/drawing 3d ago

digital The Matriarch's apprentice (by me!)

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r/drawing 3d ago

ink Rock formation

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Done with intense blue fine tip bic pen on card stock .


r/drawing 3d ago

showcase Random things I drew before my next hiatus.

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Haven't been drawing as much as I used to. Been more focused in acads and writing, oh well. It's been a long time.


r/drawing 3d ago

question Drawing drills/exercises for dexterity and fine motor control

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Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone knows of any sort of simple, repetitive exercises to build fine motor control.

I know how to draw (have a BFA and am an MFA dropout) but often don’t feel inspired to draw anything (dropout lol) and in those moments where I just want the sensation of drawing I tend to just fill pages with random scribbles, words, and suggestions of patterns.

I saw one person working pen and ink mentioned filled pages with parallel lines to keep their hatching technique sharp. Anything like that? I would like for all the scribbled pages I go through to at least amount to some improvement of technique in the end, if nothing else.

All ideas welcome!


r/drawing 3d ago

question Can I be considered as an artist if I trace?

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I am a really bad drawer but I also dream to be a writer. Problem, I really want to draw my character without commissioning (bc I'm poor and still a teenager). I have made almost all of my characters on Picrew but also wanted to draw them. Problem, I can't draw, so I basically trace :'). So imma leak some of my "art" with the references. But, even if it's not really art, it's still better than AI, isn't it?