Drawing References and Resources

This unique reference guide shows some techniques you can use to create the appearance of water droplets on your drawings. You can use this on any of your digital paintings on Adobe Photoshop.

This tutorial explains how you can use one point perspective drawings to draw an ellipse. If you want to improve your ability to draw objects, such as vases, ice cream cones, mugs, plates, and tires on vehicles, this tutorial is for you.

This reference guide is for anyone who wants a quick and easy way to learn about the anatomy of the feet. It also includes some sketches of various shoes you can use for cartoon character drawings.

This reference guide contains elements of the female anatomy that will help you compose better anatomy drawings. The guide has different poses you can refer to when drawing stylized portraits of female subjects.

A collection of different face and nose shapes for use in any drawing project. This reference guide will be useful to any beginner artist who wants to learn about using grids to create facial features or about drawing profile portraits.

A collection of doodles you can use to practice your anatomy drawing. It contains sketches of various poses, body structures, hand gestures, and facial orientations.

Having access to a good figure drawing reference is the first step to creating good drawings. It makes sense. If you pick an image that's good to begin with, chances are your drawing will end up being equally good.

This article explains how to select the perfect reference drawing, and what to look for when picking a suitable subject to draw. The article also describes the elements of a bad figure drawing reference, so you can choose better images to draw.

Learn how to draw lips the right way with this informative reference guide.

This tutorial explains the process of drawing a forest scene in perspective using a series of diagonal lines. You can also apply this technique to any of your other perspective drawings you might be working on.

This guide explains the various techniques and steps involved in drawing the human nose from the profile view. It teaches you how to establish proportion, outline shapes, and shade forms in order to make your nose drawings dynamic.

This reference guide is for anyone who wants a quick way to learn about the proportions of the female and male anatomy. The guide breaks down the complex anatomy into simple shapes you can use for sketches and other drawing projects.

This reference guide illustrates the general form of a variety of different poses. It can be used to guide your portrait drawing sessions  or as a tool for understanding movement in the human anatomy.

This reference guide contains a variety of useful tips and guides about drawing facial features and proportions. It includes drawing tips for drawing eyes, and the nose lips and ears. You'll find this guide very useful in any portrait drawing situation.

Feet are probably the least talked about part of the anatomy, even though we wouldn't be able to stand without them. Drawing feet uses the same approach as drawing hands, except for a few minor details.

This comprehensive reference guide contains useful tips about how to draw feet at different angles. The guide is organized into multiple sections with relevant information and images describing the structure of the feet, and proportions of the toes relative to the foot.

Discover how to draw hats accurately with this useful reference guide.