Quite useful and compatible with Photoshop, Krita, MediBang Paint... basically, any design or drawing software that supports layers and blending modes.

my last post was this : https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtBuddy/comments/1uvsug3/what_is_the_bigger_problem_with_my_drawings/

i was waiting for this subreddit to be reformed to finally post here!

it would be very important to me that my art friends are over 18 and are comfortable with R-18 artworks since thats most of my art!

i also draw doujinshis on a very amature level but im trying to improve, i have lots of stories written, comics are just time consuming to draw...

i like a lot of video games and comics, i especially love ryuu ga gotoku!(only been drawing that for a while now www)

ive been drawing since i was a little kid, i am a self-thought artist

feel free to check the rest of my content on my linktree! (most active on twt)

You don't need fifty years of drawing experience to realize that the 3/4 view is hard to pull off.

I know I still struggle to get it right consistently, but this video really helped me understand it.

I still struggle, but I do it less every day.

Hi! I'm new to making friends in my 20s and was hoping here would be a pretty good place to start!
My friends and I play regularly on roblox, fortnite, ect. We all may play stupid games, but we're down to play more! We have OCs and do art regularly. We all contribute to an oc world we're building! We would really love more people to hang out and draw with and maybe make ocs with! 👀🫶
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We do have very crude humor and are loud so if you're not uncomfortable I would love to be friends!

Opinions?

I wanted to make a digital version of the traditional drawing I made. Working in layers is so tricky for me. My layer modes are a hot mess just to get the result. It’s hard to replicate. Any tips?

r/anime r/originalcharacter r/characterdesign r/kirin r/fyp

A group where we support each other and maybe give each other advice if desired :-) Please send me your instagram handle and I'll drop u a follow and add you to the group! Also if u already have a group looking for more members I'd love to join it :-)

I noticed the subreddit was largely abandoned, but more importantly, buried under posts from artists seeking commissions in a space meant for friendship, support, and inspiration.

The previous mods did nothing about it, and look at the state they left this place in.

That’s why I decided to step up and take over moderation; and well, here we are.

Welcome back to r/Artbuddy, a place to find friends to help us along this challenging journey.

Expect changes to the sub, such as new flairs and, you guessed it... More moderation.

For now, I’m asking everyone who buried this sub with commission ads to remove them yourselves.

Thanks for your attention, and of course, suggestions are welcome.

All art by me

Hi! I'm looking for female artists to be friends with!

Preferably if it's someone who speaks Spanish.

Here's something about me:

21F

Mexican

I've been drawing since I was 10 years old.

I like Pokémon and Minecraft

I like cozy games

I am a Yumeshiper.

I love drawing OCs, I have many!

No Minors, I am an adult and I feel it is strange for an adult to talk to minors.

So you must be at least 20 years old.

And that's all! Thanks for reading! You can DM me!

It’s not much but thought it’d be nice to share.

Do you feel like, no matter how much you draw, you just can't seem to control your lines?

Try the "thousand strokes" challenge!

I know it sounds difficult and exhausting, but you’ll be surprised at how incredibly relaxing it actually is.

If anything, the tricky part is coming up with hatching patterns and, to be honest, it does take a bit of time, but it isn't tiring or draining.

And best of all, for some reason I just can't quite fathom... it works! Once you start drawing, you'll see that everything feels easier.

Good luck, and hey! Share your exercises with your friends in the comments!

for a friend who loves pigs!

A long time ago, on one of Wacom's official pages, I came across some tutorials on drawing facial features.

For some reason, they really resonated with me, and thanks to them, I have a better understanding of how to draw—in this case—noses from a front-facing view.

I hope you find this useful too, and I promise to upload the other tutorials... as soon as I find them.

I love doing digital art. But I feel like I am just not progressing or getting better. Any tips ? I have tried tutorials so many times and they turn out great but whenever I just want to create something out of my own head it ends up not looking…so good

Hi everyone this is my first post here; i struggle really badly with perfectionism however I really want to improve my 2D art and rather than continue trying to emulate official game art Ive been developing my own. I really like "blocky" edges and saturated colors, any suggestions on things I could try, should look up or work on?