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kaelderdoer · 8 months
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Bryce and Danika
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starchilds · 1 year
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hit me with your killshot, baby
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brat-icarus · 4 months
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adorkastock · 11 months
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Do you know about my free web based sketch app that rotates random pose references? 🤔
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It's called AdorkaStock Sketch and you can access it on desktop or mobile. It will adjust to fit your screen! On mobile you can scroll down to see the options.
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There are currently just over 2,000 poses in rotation with more coming. You can change the timer, skip poses, sort with filters, or try predefined class modes.
The site is completely free and thanks to my Patrons I was recently able to remove third-party ads! If you turn off your ad blockers while using the site you will only see my own ads.
You can also make a free account which will allow you to collect a favorites list and set sketching goals.
Please check it out and use it as often as you need to for pose browsing, gesture warm ups, or long drawing sessions (just hit pause on any pose!) Hope it's super useful for you. Happy drawing! 🎨✨
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mothcpu · 3 months
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smoke bomb
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turtledotjpeg · 3 months
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happy valentine's dayyyyyyy 💕
i just wanted to draw a bunch of characters with this aesthetic lol using the clothes from here as inspiration!
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affinitystoryblog · 5 months
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i saw @adorkastock post this beautiful reference for fairy folk and such and i knew i had to draw sinie with penelope!
i perhaps should have drawn sinie's long hair because she technically doesnt cut it until book 2, but oh well we can imagine this is any scenario instead of a first meeting haha
penelope closeup
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original pose reference under the cut
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alyxinfact · 8 days
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alt dahlia, save poison me
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pdalicedraws · 6 months
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Some scarring headcanons as a way to make myself practice painting skin.
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bloodysparklez · 7 months
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RESURRECTED
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incessant-ree · 1 month
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slappies
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zoriwuff · 9 months
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another sketch idk if i will finish but i am forcing myself to post anything i draw before i close the canvas. fursona booty!!
ty for the pose @adorkastock!!! i need to try new poses more often!
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jessicas-pi · 10 months
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i did some art for the lifeswap au~~~
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please click for better quality so you can read my stupid captions cause they made me laugh really hard when i was drawing this
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laikaru · 11 months
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Nero as Antigone 🩸
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adorkastock · 11 months
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Some of my favorite poses from 16 years of pose reference modeling
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You can access all my resources, socials, and ways to support me from my AdorkaStock Hub. Happy drawing! 🎨
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thechekhov · 1 year
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I was trying to study buff anatomy, I was using pinterest, but then it started showing up some baka drawings and weird photoshopped photos and it makes me really uncomfortable. Do you know any site I could use to study that has at least an option to show only safe for work images?
Anon, I think I understand what you're asking but I just need to confirm one thing...
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....bara?
Did you possibly mean bara drawings???
If you did indeed mean that you don't want to potentially be flipping through mildly sexual bara images and bad photoshop jobs wherein dudes give themselves too many abs to compensate for a lack of personality, then perhaps I might be able to help!
Keep in mind that if you want to study musculature and anatomy, you may need to put up with nudity no matter what. And no matter what way you spin it, many nude anatomy studies may be classified as 'nsfw' because unless you work in an art studio...... yes, it WILL be not safe for work, even if it's not sexual.
My first piece of advice - stop using Pinterest.
It's a good tool for collecting images, yes, but it will not be an adequate teacher for this sort of thing. It may also give you references which are not entirely realistic. Of course, un-realistic art and exaggeration in art are fine! But as a baseline to learn from, it isn't good.
Second - if you're looking for poses to reference for art, check out AdorkaStock, a long-time, famous photo-reference account that has thousands of human references for free!
Third... If you're looking specifically for BUFF references, it's going to be better to look for actors or famous people who you KNOW are well-muscled instead of searching for a random 'big buff guy' online.
For example, think of an actor you consider 'buff'. Search via google for candid photos of him - with safe search on. Chances are, you can get some references which are not uncomfortable for you.
Look, here's one of Jason Momoa!
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For a beginner artist, this may be enough! You don't have to draw every single muscle bulging to give the idea to your viewers that a person is ripped. The proportions of his shoulders, the wideness of his arms, etc, is already enough, and it will go a LONG way to visually suggesting muscles than a rob liefield lookalike.
For anything more than that, you'll need to get comfortable with seeing people naked, or almost-naked, and simply seek out photos of athletes with the type of body you want to draw! Swimmers, triathletes, football players and rock climbers are all 'buff' but in different ways. Looking through photos of these athletes may give you a better idea of the variety that's out there.
And for any other anatomy lessons, I do recommend YouTube because there are many art teachers who offer their advice for free. For example this guy, who explains anatomical bone and muscle groups to help your illustration!
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