#Drawing Resource

[scwibbs]

Here's my guide to how I draw fat masc bodies! (please keep in mind that this is not an in depth tutorial. I only put the information that explains how my brain interprets it)

[nyxnaiastock]

Remember when we used to do stock shoots on wrinkled green screens on our kitchen floor?

.... just me?

[adorkastock]

I simply love your ref pictures of Rowena, because one of my characters has her exact body type and she has so many pages dedicated to her in my sketchbook since I noticed this <3

Thanks for the message! Representation really, really does matter and I'm happy all of these poses are useful and people love them, because that means I can make more! <3

For the uninitiated, this is the amazing Rowena! There are two packs exclusively Rowena on my Ko-fi shop: Rowena 3 Pack and Rowena 2 Pack. You can see lots of her on my website archives too.

[convelocity]

I've uploaded a couple more free pose references to my Ko-fi. You can download all of them in high resolution for free right here: https://ko-fi.com/convelocity/shop

[sambeawesome]

Too lazy to draw your own magic circles for your artworks? No worries, I have you covered! Six different magic circles to save you time, keep you drawing, and to make your art look hella cool. 😎💫

Get the full set here ⬇️

Reblog to help an artist in need! <3

Ko-Fi | Twitter | YouTube | Art Tutorials & Resources

[blueartistic813]

Updated brush textures I use :3

So I have been recently using a combination of SAI 2 and CSP EX for my drawings nowadays so I figured it would be time to update my preferences and post them on here for the yall to see and use too :3

For my CSP brushes I tend to use these ones which you can find for free on their asset shop. I use ALOT of other brushes in CSP but they are also mainly free ones.

so that just about sums that up :3

Few examples under the cut of these assets being used together:

[undyworld]

some poses made in daz 3d, feel free to trace / reference / use them however. do whatever you want baby art is hell and poses are hard

[manasseh]

learning how to draw! resources masterlists | Month 1 Part 1

Collections of videos, references, tips and takeaways and other helpful resources I've gathered on my drawing journey :)

To keep it concise, the list is curated down to include only things relevant to a months 'assignments', and only the resources that were the most helpful to me. My notes and takeaways will also be linked as seperate posts!

A) figure drawing 1 Assignment (from Marc Brunet's 1 Year Plan): "FIGURE DRAWING (30+ neutral standing poses, 2-5m)"      [ ⊱ my notes & takeaways (types of figure drawing and their purpose, what advice to take and what not to, different learning goals, random tips, etc)]      warm-ups / exercises      ⊱ 'the Bean'      ⊱ sketching with easy lines

     most helpful videos      ⊱ 'figure drawing will make sense after this video'      ⊱ how to draw gesture step by step      ⊱ figure drawing fundamentals [#1] and [#2]      ⊱ drawing fast gesture for animation and figure drawing exercises for action animators and story artists      ⊱ figure drawing for animators

     best references      ⊱ 3dscanstore anatomy reference bundles      ⊱ ootd videos like [this] and [this] where they move into poses

coming up: "DIY Curriculum", or how to make yourself a plan | Month 1 Assignment Resources: a) figure drawing [this post] / b) perspective basics / c) studies of art you like | Lists of Warm-ups, Exercises, and ideas for Drawing studies | Tools Recommendations | Lists of youtube channels eg I love so far | Maybe more :)

[mishimakitan]

Free and public hand references for artists and creatives!

Posemaniacs (a free online anatomical reference website for all artists) have released "Hand-Viewer," a collection of 30+ hand poses you can view from various angles!

Posemaniacs was created by a Japanese person, but it's available in several different languages, including English. :D

The Hand-Viewer is free and public for anyone to use! https://www.posemaniacs.com/tools/viewer/hand

I'm sure there are a lot of people here on Tumblr who would find this resource helpful!

Video source: https://twitter.com/posemaniacs/status/1689420487707766784

Posemaniacs official website (for more anatomical references):

[mydzygro-art]

a small process for my recent underwater illustration

sorry if it's very random, but each step looks cool enough to be its own thing so I wanted to put it out somewhere haha

[jackson-imbecille]

I know I’ve posted some of these before, but here’s some references from what I’ve drawn to help you guys who struggle with drawing hands and feet. Most of the feet here are in shoes, but that’s still helpful. The hands aren’t necessarily in any order within the pages, but the hand pages are sorted by recency. The top is most recent and bottom least.

Tracing is fine as long as you give a little credit when you post. It can be as simple as just “thanks @friendly-neighborhood-imbecille for the hand references”

Have fun drawing!

[nyxnaiastock]

Just hanging out with @adorkastock

[null-entity]

Happy Friends!

From our 2018 @kickstarter

Models: Me @GadgieCAT13  & @adorkastock

Photographer: Blue

If you want to help support me and get awesome stuff like early access/polls & pose requests Become A Patron or you can check out my Ko-Fi store for exclusive stock!

Read My Rules Before You Use My Stock.

[adorkastock]

Some dynamic pose references for artists

More: AdorkaStock.com/hub ♥ Happy drawing!

[raulgonzalez2d]

https://www.youtube.com/@RODGONTHEARTIST

Hi guys! Here's a youtube channel to learn a lot!

If you are struggling with drawing, Rodgon is an artist who gives you another point of view to learn to draw.

It's a very very interesting approach to draw the anatomy in a simple and cool way. I really recommend his method if you are not aligned with the classical methods (maybe it's time to change or evolve or trancend Andrew Loomis and Methods? I don't know…Maybe! Personally I really enjoy the simplicity of the Rodgon method. Honestly, In my opinion it's easier to apply if you have some anatomy knowledge before, so don't avoid to learn the real anatomy properly.

[backoftheoutfit]

Human Alastor Reference Guide.

Part 3: Clothing.

Mainlist and background information.

1920s men's fashion.

Articles from The Gentleman's Gazette and The Fashionisto.

Some highlights of Black fashion from the late 1920s.

Source for the photos above!

1930s men's fashion.

Articles from The Gentleman's Gazette and The Fashionisto.

Some highlights of Black fashion from the 1930s.

Source for the photos above!