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Graphite Drawing as a Necessity
“I was completely broke when I got out of school. Then I had a baby and I couldn’t afford ..."
A Step by Step Portrait Drawing with Vine Charcoal: “Juan”
Oliver Sin, who has had two portraits featured on the cover of Time Magazine and who has worked for George Lucas, takes us through his portrait drawing process of a model named Juan.
5 Fabulous Drawings For Your Inspiration
With this round-up of winners from the Drawing category, you'll find inspiration and see what some of your peers in are doing these days.
The Art of Anatomy: 16 Anatomical Drawings and Engravings
For centuries, artists and scientists have been fascinated by the structures of the human body ...
Curiosity and Kaizen: Graphite Drawings by Milno
Achieving a soft look in Milno's graphite drawings involves "commitment, lots of experimentation, and yes ... the use of unusual tools and materials."
Vine Charcoal Drawings by Oliver Sin
"Portraiture, which I constantly practice as an art professor and as a hobby, is my favorite form of expression," says Oliver Sin. View some of his award-winning drawings, including a "Time Magazine" cover portrait, here.
Empathy and Emphasis: Thoughts on Life Drawing
Too many artists are caught in drawing from life as a one-way street towards surface description. Here's a look at the complexity of life drawing.
15-Minute Sketch: Drawing Cars in Cityscapes
Get out your sketchbook and favorite drawing utensil for this montage of vehicles.
Drawings Done in Realism Style of Art
Browse a variety of realism drawings in the following free articles from artists who have mastered the practice of creating figurative art.
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Drawing as a Way of Seeing
"My creative process is inherently about labor, and against the modern backdrop of instant, image-driven gratification, I have found the physical process involved in the painstaking, craft-driven rendering of a subject or a moment to be ever more important."