Human Drawing Reference

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This was for @theogcreativemoose for her oc, her character is from Detroit become human, I drew him

Also found these AT doodles in the zine. I need to watch obsidian and get my CLoSuRE

2B become human

Instagram | Shop  | Facebook | Deviantart | Youtube  | Gallery The previous drawing was Evil Marco,

Marion Fayolle (French, b. 1988, Ardèche, France) - 1,2: Illustrations from her 2015 book Los Travie

A quick warm-up I did for my own amusement: My take on a human version of Louis/Rouis from Beastars.

- Once sweethearts -

take it personal

So I’ve been drawing Human! Kel alot and this resulted in THIS ALTERNATE UNIVERSE because my current

Human Body

This is me - Ben! Half human half garden gnome!

“Dancing bones aren’t sinister and are one of the few forms of echoed life tolerated by Grandfather

AAAAA MY SECOND HUMAN COMMISSION Ok, this is fiiiiine This drawing has another version, but honest

the-halfbreed-hobbit: Rabbit with a shield and spear, fighting a human warrior. Detail from the bre

herbgerblin:[ID: Two drawings that mirror each other. The first is of Aubrey, a small human child an

Ogress from my “Strange Lovers” drawings. Human doodle for scale. Practicing with my tab

Apollo Tending the Flocks of ArtemisHarry Ellis Wooldridge (British; 1845–1917)undatedWatercolorThe

Having art block lately, tried to get over it by drawing some human garnet

very random, but this is a human version of a Warrior Cats OC called Littleghost. I am still learnin

Seated Male NudeUbaldo Gandolfi (Italian; 1728–1781)18th centuryRed and black chalk, highlighted wit

L’académie d’homme nu = Male Academic NudeMichel-MartinDrölling (French; 1786–1851)1807Pierre noire

Drawing some animal crossing gijinkas of villagers on my island. Here we have Marshal and Bob.I&rsqu

Male Academic StudyLouis Chéron (French; 1660–1725)ca. 1710s–20sBlack chalk, touched with white, on

Reclining Male NudeUbaldo Gandolfi (Italian; 1728–1781)18th centuryRed chalk, highlighted with white

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