r/draw • u/GaryGridiron • 8h ago
Drawing a portrait of a random person every day #284 Francisco Espinosa
First one I was happy with for a lil bit so that's cool.
r/draw • u/GaryGridiron • 8h ago
First one I was happy with for a lil bit so that's cool.
r/draw • u/Efficient_Painter_42 • 2h ago
it's the spooky month !!!
He is blind in one eye; during a battle, his helmet was crushed against the upper-left side of his forehead. When the piece was removed, a large patch of skin tore away with it, damaging his eye.
His left arm is covered in scars of all shapes and sizes, as he never carries a shield, instead using his armored arm to block blows.
He carries more than ten military identification tags in a pouch on his chest—the dog tags of his fallen comrades.
A solitary, gruff man who drives away anyone who tries to get close, he has decided to face the rest of his life alone, avoiding new friendships to spare himself the pain of further loss.
r/draw • u/_ManimatronixX_ • 1d ago
what do you think? ✨
r/draw • u/REAGAN097 • 2d ago
I always struggle with coming up with names
r/draw • u/Secure_Tailor_5994 • 1d ago
r/draw • u/BadFree638 • 2d ago
Not finished yet, wanted to share the progression
r/draw • u/Lolingmywaythrulife • 3d ago
r/draw • u/Why_does_it_happenn • 3d ago
So, I was in art class one of this days, and our teacher asked us to draw something using printmaking. At first, I thought I was just gonna do something lazy, with no much effort, but our teacher said it had to mean something, so I decided to do this:

It shows people jumping off a cliff into fire. It represents how we sometimes follow some actions, or other things just because somebody else does them.
r/draw • u/One_Warning_1383 • 3d ago
I needed a drawing of a book and an anchor—perhaps something like a book pierced by an anchor, or something else along those lines.