r/learntodraw

LearnArt is a free open art learning resource built on the principles of free education and art access to all. Come check us out for feedback, guidance, and discussion!

A place where new or small artists and cartoonists alike can share their work and creativity. Is drawing your hobby or just a pastime? Maybe you're newbie to the world of art an want some tips from fellow redditors? No matter how good or bad, old or new, all art is beautiful. Paintings, animations, sketches, and drawings are all accepted.

A community to learn and teach design.

A subreddit for animators, amateur and professional alike, to post articles about animation principles, in-progress animations for critique, and other things that aid in learning and improving your animation abilities.

Drawing is the act of making marks on a substrate by moving something across it. Discussion, technique, gear, and all kinds of artwork are welcome. Make yourself at home!

A collaborative learning community for graphic designers at any stage, focused on education, mentorship, and mutual support.

Find a painting tutorial online about putting paint on canvas and calling it art post it here.

A place where artists of all skill levels can seek advice and resources, learn techniques, and invite constructive criticism to improve through thoughtful feedback. Enter with a mindset focused on growth.

Cualquier tipo de dibujos menos contenido muy explícito.

A community focused around the free, structured lessons available on drawabox.com, which focuses on developing students' spatial reasoning skills and other core fundamentals from the ground up. These are the skills that are important especially for drawing from your imagination, which many students and resources overlook. We also hold seasonal "Promptathon" events to encourage students to loosen up and draw for the sake of drawing, without getting caught up in how things turn out right now.

Welcome to ArtCrit! A welcoming place for artists of all levels and abilities to come together, share resources, and help one another grow through constructive criticism. Be sure to check out our rules and post requirements before you start posting, and remember, we're here to help one another!

A Lighthearted subreddit to share your art, express how you feel about others' art, tell stories about them. A gallery for memories, share everything you consider art (not AI generated though).