Drawing References and Resources

This detailed reference guide can be used by anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of the anatomy of human hands and fingers. It also includes notes about the bone structure and muscle groups of the arm.

Fashion sketches are an important part of designing clothing for fashion. This comprehensive guide explains the various anatomy proportions, and lines of symmetry you have to pay attention to when creating fashion sketches.

This simple reference guide is for anyone who wants to learn about drawing braids. The process is fairly simple -- it only takes four steps and a few minutes of drawing time before you have a detailed braid you can use for any of your portraits.

This hand reference guide focuses on the anatomy of the female hand at different angles. If you're having trouble understanding the anatomy of the human hand, this reference guide will help you get started.

This comprehensive reference guide covers the various steps involved in drawing a horse. It also includes information about horse body types, drawing poses and using simple shapes to draw different parts of the anatomy.

If you've ever wanted to draw a Disney character, this reference guide will get you started in the right direction. You will discover how to proportion your characters, draw different parts of the cartoon anatomy, and get up and personal with tips about drawing face shapes, eyes, noses, and lips.

This reference guide contains a massive collection of 200 different manga eyes drawn in different styles and expressions. If you're just getting started with manga drawing, this reference guide will be of great use to you.

This reference guide will show you how to draw different body shapes on both male and female anatomies. The guide also includes tips about adding muscle definition, using lines to create define proportions, how to add the appearance of body fat. Check it out.

If you want to add depth and realism to your drawings, lighting is something you have to pay attention to. This simple reference guide will give you a basic idea of how to add lighting and shadows to your drawings.

Drawing objects and scenes can be challenging when you're a beginner because you're unable to break down the complex shapes into simpler shapes. This useful reference guide explains how you can draw just about anything using only 5 basic geometric shapes.

This reference guide provides a good starting point when it comes to understanding the anatomy of the human lips. By using this guide, you'll get a better idea of how to convey emotion using the lips and proportion them correctly.

In order to draw clothing accurately, you first have to understand how folds are drawn. Although they are minor details, they still play an important part in the realism of your drawings. This reference guide explains the basis of drawing folds on clothing.

The neck and shoulders can be tricky to draw. Luckily, this reference guide shows you how to proportion the head relative to the shoulders in order to create realistic looking drawings.

Use this reference guide whenever you need to be reminded of the different parts of the eyes, lips, and ears. The sketches are labeled for easy understanding and also serve as a rough guide for drawing each of the facial features.

This reference guide describes the fundamentals of the male anatomy using useful tips and diagrams you can easily follow. It contains information such as drawing the anatomy at different angles, head shapes, and body proportions.

Paying attention to the negative space of an object is just as important as paying attention the positive space. Both spaces can have an effect on the proportions and composition of your drawings and can enhance or mute certain details. This tutorial covers a few techniques you can use to visualize the negative space of any human pose or object.