Drawing blog

A head that looks detached or a leaf line that crosses a foot needs a clearer connection. Find out where to join a contour, stop it, or erase a small section of line.

Work out the head and body before adding too much detail to your animal. Use simple forms of a cat, bunny and puppy to explore proportions rather than trying to draw a perfect oval.

One-, two- and three-point perspective explained from your vantage point, as opposed to arbitrary levels of difficulty. This is followed by an explanation of how the checking step of the 250 box challenge helps you check whether each set of edges agrees on a vanishing point, and two free tools for practicing boxes and cylinders.

Most importantly, it is very hard to look at your own work objectively for the same errors you created in the first place. A fresh look or a measurement can help. Try 5 free drills that check specific drawing relationships and show where your estimates drift.

Compare the published features of rate-my-art and AI art critique tools, including free access and trials. Where does Drawize Academy fit in, and where is it the wrong choice?

Your drawings don’t look bad because you lack talent. Here are the 7 fixable reasons a drawing looks off, stiff, or flat – and a 5-question checklist to find out which one is yours.

How we use demonstrations, practice and AI feedback in our art learning system to enable students to learn to draw by making their own drawings. We also explain where generated teaching materials are used in the learning process of Drawize Academy.

Learn how specific goals, deliberate practice and feedback can help you make use of drawing tutorials. See how Drawize Academy puts that practice into its lessons.