Why? Because you practice different skills when you use a variety of media. The more you apply yourself and draw the more accurate your portraits and caricatures will become.īesides understanding human anatomy, it's also important to draw as much on-screen as you do off-screen – vary your drawings from digital tracing with your Apple Pencil and iPad to pencil sketches and ink on paper. The human body is not only beautiful and fascinating, but it's also great at communicating emotions.ĭrawing people takes practice. We've put them all together in this comprehensive guide for you to learn how to turn sketch marks into excellent vector illustrations.Īll you need to do to learn how to draw the human figure is to have your pencil and pad (paper and digital!) ready and create an environment where you feel relaxed and focused.įigure drawing is about studying the human form, its various shapes and sizes, and the diversity of poses and expressions. Our artists share their methods for drawing the human anatomy, creating original characters, and celebrating important events.
Over the past year or two, our resident artists and other talented illustrators have been creating fantastic, easy-to-follow drawing tutorials to help anybody learn how to draw somebody – faces, hands, postures and poses, fictional characters, and even portraits of real people. We're here to change that because we know that anyone can draw. You've probably also heard people say, "I can't draw realistic hands," or "I can't draw noses," and our favorite, "I can't even draw a stick figure."
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