How to draw: the best drawing tutorials
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- 03 Apr 2023
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If you've got questions about how to draw, this varied collection of drawing tutorials will set you off on the right path. For beginners and professional artists, and everyone in-between, there is always something new to learn, and this roundup of tutorials will teach you the basics and enable you to master the skills you already have. Whether you want to draw animals, body parts or flowers, we've got you covered.
This roundup includes a mix of video guides and written tutorials, so you'll be able to get your head around the most complex techniques.
We've included different drawing mediums and cover more traditional methods as well as modern ones. If you're hoping to update your drawing kit before you start, then make sure you check out our guide to the best pencils or to take your drawing experience to another level, have a look at our best lightboxes article.
If you're working on Adobe Illustrator, then have a look at our list of the best Adobe Illustrator tutorials from around the web. Or if you're a little more old-school, we have a range of sketching tips from the experts.
HOW TO DRAW: ANIMALS
How to draw a dog
Draw a dog that's realistic and anatomically correct
In this tutorial, Kate Oleska, teaches us how to draw a dog with step-by-step instructions. While every dog breed looks different, below the fur, they're all structurally very similar. So even if you are aiming to draw a pup different to the one in this tutorial, this guide will equip you with the skills to draw a realistic dog, whatever the breed.
How to draw a cat
Top tips for capturing realistic furry felines
Kate Oleska walks us through how to draw a cat with this handy step-by-step guide. This tutorial even includes super nifty advice on how to develop your drawing skills, and how to observe cats when sketching. There are also some pointers on how to recognise a cat's internal skeleton, which will help you to draw a number of cat breeds from tigers to kittens. Read More…
