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Drawing References and Resources
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Fresh daily compilation of drawing, sketching, design and photoshop resources and references for designers and picture artists.
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Hranush Manukyan's insight:
Find out all the secrets of corps drawing, 
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As my students are hard at work on their final projects- final line turnaround model sheet and an expression model sheet- I thought that now might be a good time to take a quick tour of the various types of model sheets that are used in animation. For the time being I'm mostly using from Disney Feature Animation, but I'll try to vary them more in the near future.
Cristina Gevorgyan's insight:
In the case of a character like The Beast, unique anatomy requires unique reference for artists working on the Beast team. An Anatomical Study Model Sheet can give animators a better idea of the structure that exist under all that hair.
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I wanted to do something good for ~CharacterDevelopment, so I've done this. These are the basics only, but it might help someone in their first steps of making serious characters. As I said before,...
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Here we go with the comprehensive and easy to handle steps to draw the profiles! Take a look and follow the steps through!
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For amateurs and professional designers alike, free Halloween Photoshop brushes are great time-savers in creating scary graphics. From eerie graveyards, pumpkins, skulls, cats and dusty spiderwebs, you can create a horrifying graphic art that you can use to set the mood for an enjoyably scary Halloween party. Luckily, there are a lot of design resources along that line, and such things are what we will be sharing with you in this post. Here, you can find a variety of Photoshop Halloween brushes and the good thing about this collection is that they are all free to download and use save for some limitations set forth by their respective authors. Try to experiment using these brushes on grungy textures that you can find in the web as well. Check them out share with us your thoughts!
Arusiak Kanetsyan's insight:
Brushes created by various artists to help others celebrate Halloween. Easy to use and fun for reference these various packs of halloween brushes for Photoshop can be very useful for anyone interested in creating art for the up-coming holiday.
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Hello! Please enjoy this delightful selection of autumn tree drawing created by independent artists from around the world...
Arusiak Kanetsyan's insight:
Autumn is already visibly present, coloring all around us, many painters are inspired by the seasons of the year, therefore, here is a reference of autumn tree drawings by various artists, that might be of great tree drawing reference for any artist - both digital and on paper.
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Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world.
Hranush Manukyan's insight:
Mix facial expressions to get new and more natural and interesting ones in your face drawings!
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I worked on some quick five minute gesture drawings today from my reference photos with lithographic rubbing ink to think through a little more concretely how I might want to proceed. The lithographic rubbing ink is great because it behaves very similarly to the etching ink, but I never have to wait for it to dry the way I do with the etching ink. The rubbing ink is dark and thick, like a stick of tar; I love the intensity of the marks its able to make. I then use a Mars plastic eraser to move the rubbing ink around on the drawing. In the final drawings, I would smear the etching ink across the Dura-Lar to achieve the same affect. I had mentioned a few posts back that I wanted to get back to life drawing, so that’s what I’m going to do: twice a month, I’m going to have a figure drawing session just to keep myself drawing and back into shape. It’s ironic because I spend practically every day working with a model in classes I teach, and yet it’s been years since I’ve had the chance to sit down and work from life with the figure. Both my undergraduate and graduate experience was extremely loaded with life drawing, and in many ways I think I’ve avoided it for the past few years because it became overkill after a while. My priority is to get more “exercise” with drawing, to keep myself sharp and alert with drawing and the figure. I have no intent whatsoever to create “good” drawings, it would be all about the pure experience of just drawing, drawing without any goal in mind, drawing without any expectations.
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every drawing should have the so called line of action to keep the drawing live and show movement.
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Looks like eye made the resource update just in time! For the resource I am including the eye reference sheet that was also included in the Natalia series. This is meant to be used as a reference sheet and gives a quick drawing explanation of the different parts that make up the eye! On the right side is a quick overview the most recognized of the different variants of eye shapes.
Hranush Manukyan's insight:
A great tutorial on how to draw realistic eyes!
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Find all the possible and impossible hairstyles, can you add some new ones to this gallery?
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This comprehensive reference guide explains everything you need to know about drawing different parts of the human anatomy. If you're looking for a simple go-to guide for your anatomy paintings or drawings, this is for you.
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I know I said that i'd do the Male anatomy next, but this one came up and I decided to do it. I am still working on the male. The notes are there, I just need to draw it out. Let me know if you hav...
Hranush Manukyan's insight:
Learn to draw all the parts of the face separately then combine to create the most attrackting face!
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Figure drawing notes of Kevin Chen, one of the best character design teachers in the industry. His analytical approach of the subject is very helpful in live drawing classes,
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It is important to understand how the hand is constructed and also the proportion of the hand before you holding up your drawing tools and start drawing. The hands is one of the tricky part when comes to anatomy or figure drawing. For those of you who have tried learning how to draw hand in the past, you’ll find getting the proportion of the hand right is one the hardest in figure drawing. At the end of the day, the hand part screwed up your whole drawing and you start losing your mood to continue drawing. Learning how to draw hands is easier than it may seems to be. What you need is to find lots of real photograph references online and start practicing every single day. If you’ve tried to search for tutorials on how to draw hands on Google, you might came across lots of useful site where it guides you from the scratch. Here, Freaksigner have found some useful tutorials, guide and references from deviantART to help you understand and improve on your human anatomy drawing skills. Hope this collection will inspired you and help you improve on your drawing skills. The sketches and images in this post are subject to copyright of the owner. Please click on the drawing to view higher resolution or to find more inspiring references from the respected owners of all these beautiful drawings.
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Drawing elephant: Learn how to draw an elephant with simple step by step instructions.
Hranush Manukyan's insight:
Find your beloved animal and learn how to do the main sketch and outlines!
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In order to be good in drawing, you will need to start from the basics. The more you practice the faster you develop your drawing skills. Drawing eyes are tricky and is easy for people to notice the problems in your drawing as it is one of a very important feature of the face. In this post, you will get to see a collection of 12 useful eye reference and tutorials on Deviantart which will help you to develop your drawing skill. Please click on the drawing to view higher resolution or to find more inspiring references from respected owners of all these beautiful drawings.
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Knowing how to draw birds are important because you need to know how to draw wings. You can stick wings on anything! A pig, an elephant, a car or toaster.
Hranush Manukyan's insight:
Bird drawing steps and references!
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Importance and use of flat Diagram.
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Tips for drawing different hair and fur types by Deskleaves from DeviantArt
Arusiak Kanetsyan's insight:
An easy to follow reference for drawing various types of hair.
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Thought I might as well share this with those who might need it. This would double as a reference sheet for clothing and folds/wrinkles. I varied body types a little too. Edit: Changed the title. "...
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Hranush Manukyan's insight:
shape up the outline of hands and fingers with the step by step graphic tutorial!
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Learn how to draw horses with this comprehensive reference guide for beginners. You'll learn about drawing some of the most popular horse breeds - from numidian cavalry to persian horses.