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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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There are several factors one has to consider before designing a logo -- all of which have an impact on the way people will view your business and the image you represent. This simple reference image explains some of the key things you need to keep in mind when designing a logo for your business. 
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A step-by-step reference guide showing how to draw abs using a set of guidelines and tips. It's fairly easy to follow and a very useful reference for any anatomy drawing projects you may be working on.
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If you regularly use Adobe's creative suite for your graphic design projects, this collection of shortcut wallpapers will make you more productive and creative. Check them out!
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Each color on the color wheel has an ability to evoke an emotional response. This infographic explains how you should use certain colors for your designs.
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An ear drawing reference guide for anyone who wants to improve their ear drawing skills.
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Here's part two of the guide to human types. This guide contains useful tips about how to draw people from different ethnic backgrounds.
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A comprehensive reference guide with useful tips about how to draw people from different ethnicities. Stay tuned for part 2!
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This Principles of Design poster is a quick reference resource for designers & creatives.
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There's a lot of C.R.A.P you have to do in order to get your graphic designs looking right. And by C.R.A.P, I mean contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity. Use this reference guide to learn more about these principles of design.
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"I've had quite a few people ask me how I draw the way I do. I figure if the handful of people who ask me want to know, there are probably more who haven't written but wouldn't mind knowing, so here's basically my drawing manual (formatted to be kind to printers), which really isn't that much different from many others."
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A useful resource for anyone who wants to improve their drawing skills and learn how to draw different parts of the anatomy. You can use these tips in any of your drawing projects.
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A reference guide for anyone who wants to gain an understanding about the anatomy of the human hand.
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Although the neck isn't one of the most drawn body parts, it's still worth knowing how to draw. This neck reference guide contains everything you need to know about drawing a neck the right way.
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A comprehensive reference guide that describes how to use facial proportion guides to draw someone's face. You can use the tips here to perfect your portraits or to make your cartoon drawings look better.
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"CardPrinting.us presents an infographic weighing the pros and cons of using both RGB versus CMYK color codes in the printing process."
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If you're confused about RGB and CMYK color profiles, this infographic breaks down the differences you need to pay attention to when using one or the other. This is a useful guide for both digital and print artists.
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If you've been on the internet for some time, you've probably come across a fair share of infographics. Some are meant to inform while others are for entertainment. This infographic, ironically, explains what an infographic is.
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Use the elements of design to improve the look of your graphic design projects. This guide can be used as a wallpaper or printed out on a 11x17" poster.
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Legs and feet can be tricky to draw. Use this reference guide to learn about feet and leg proportions.
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The iOS Design Cheat Sheet is a great resource for iOS designers and developers. Quickly find all important data about Apple devices when it comes to App development.
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If you're looking for a place where you can find out all the dimensions and display specifications of iOS 7 design elements, this cheat sheet is a good place to start.
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Creating a unique logo for your business is important if you want to stand out from the rest of the competition. This simple reference guide offers some useful tips about designing a unique and unforgettable logo for your business.
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February 9, 2014 10:26 PM
a very nice information of a unique logo!
i definitely agree with the font part, it's pretty darn frustrating looking at logos with thousands of fonts on it!
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Color combinations are the backbone of any good graphic design or painting. This reference guide explains the concepts of color combinations and the impact colors have on our understanding of an image.
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May 13, 2014 3:44 PM
This is useful for any creative outlet, not just web design!
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Choosing a typeface can be tricky. The beauty and complexity of type, combined with an inexhaustible supply of options to evaluate, can make your head spin. But don't be baffled — and don't despair.
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Sometimes graphic designers can overlook the importance of a typeface. The right typeface can make all the difference and bring clarity to your message and design. This article covers everything you need to know about choosing typefaces for your projects.
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"One of the things that spoil most people's drawings is the appearance of flatness, or two- dimensionality. Height and width are very important, but depth is the mark of the master artist. The question is: "how do we make it look like the real thing and not some flat one dimensional graphic on the page?" How do we make the viewer feel that he or she could reach out and touch it? In short, how do we give it the proper form?"
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3 Dimensional drawing is considered the epitome art composition. To be able to add depth and dimension to a drawn image takes a lot of skill and an eye for detail. This tutorial will give you a few tips about how to add that extra dimension to your drawings.
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A cat reference guide for anyone who wants to understand how to draw the anatomy of a cat.
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A sonic character face reference guide for all the sonic the hedgehog fans out there.
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Thinking of starting your own freelance graphic design business? This flowchart will put things into perspective.