Sketching people

You want to learn some techniques for sketching faces as the lack of sketching tips is holding you back to improve your sketches?

One of the most consistent requests we get from the Sketchbook Skool community is about drawing people. So many complex parts, so many ways to do it, and so

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Have you ever been entranced by the dynamic streets, bustling markets, or serene park settings, eager to capture the spirit of life around you through art? Look no further than this exciting tutorial that empowers you to swiftly and accurately sketch people, infusing your urban sketches with vitality. In this step-by-step guide, you'll uncover an easy and effective technique for achieving precise proportions, ensuring your people sketches are brimming with authenticity and charm...

A master copy drawing sketch is a great way to find compelling compositions. Learn how to create your own (composition) drawing study with this tutorial!

Drawing people as part of your daily urban sketching practice is great, but it's even better to know some tricks so no one feels watched or uncomfortable.

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by Lynne Chapman, Sheffield, UK I’m still working hard on my book. I’m currently writing a chapter about the complications of sketching people, who are, of course, inclined to move about. It’s a problem. Even if they are pretending to be still, it never lasts. People are basically fidgets – you just have to read the […]

Dear all, I am really concerned about how are you going to draw people in your perspectives, therefore I’m giving you a few templates of people that you must use for your drawings – the…

The human figure is one of the most beautiful and complex forms in nature, which makes it a challenge to draw. So how does an artist quickly and easily create sketches of people? In this article, I…

At last! This week I have finally started properly writing my book. I don't need a massive amount of text per spread. I am typically writing 200-300 words of general text on each spread and then the rest is explanation and teaching points attached to specific sketches. That's why the sketch-selection is so important. The tagging system John devised is working really well. At the touch of a button, it shortlists each category for me, pulling from a pool of over 430 sketches we photographed…