👏 Congrats to u/thepsychostylist the winner of our 29th #W2DTogether challenge! 👏

She did an amazing job at capturing the drawing challenge. For those who don't know, the drawing challenge for this week was to draw the very first thing that comes to mind when you reading of the prompt words that were given.

(click here to see more details about what was the challenge)

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It’s not the first time this artist wins. She already won #W2DTogether Challenge Number 25 which was: "The Comeback Week"

You can check that challenge and her winning artwork here.

and

#W2DTogether Challenge Number 26 which was about to : Draw a movie villain"

You can check that challenge and her winning artwork here.

And now this challenge! Freaking 3 times and a row! So a big round of applause for her :)

and

#W2DTogether Challenge Number 27 which was about to : draw a close-up of a single eye, but inside the eye there must be something else happening.

You can check that challenge and her winning artwork here.

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If you’re new here, #W2DTogether is our weekly drawing challenge in this sub. Each week we post a new theme with steps to follow. (You can learn more about it here.)

It’s meant to be fun, beat art block, and help artists get discovered.

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We always share the winner’s art socials to help them get more recognition and here is this week’s winner’s account, which you can go follow:

Tiktok: tiktok.com/@charcoalbyjules

Don't hesitate to show her also some love right here in the comments. :)

And if you’d like your own art and socials to be featured, don’t miss out! The challenge for this week is still running. You can check it out and still participate right now!

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Lastly, a big thank you to everyone else who participated in this challenge —- u/Draw_Rookie - u/tonearm - u/thepsychostylist — there were really great creative entries this week, and it was so good seeing everyone’s take on the theme.

Hope you’ll all join again for this week’s drawing challenge number 32, which is still running!

I feel so lost, it took so long to get to this point. Just trying to draw things accurate to the reference is so hard. And I don’t know how I would begin to even draw the clothes, detail the hair, and color it. I don’t even know how to practice these things or what to do. Any Tips?

My eyes hurt so bad

Live drawing 20-04-2026

Note to future self: this is direct ink practice, no sketch or references used.

Materials: Talens sketchbook, Tombow Fudenosuke black ink brushpen.

#art #sketch #drawing #artwork #ink

Hi everyone! 🙂

Are you ready for the 32nd #W2DTogether drawing challenge?

(If you are new here and would like to know more about this challenge, you can take a look at these 2 posts (post 1, post 2) that explain everything.)

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Now, let’s get started!

This week, we’re focusing on something really fun… wings.

Your task is simple:

Draw wings.That’s it. But the way you approach it is completely up to you.

You can draw a single wing, or fill an entire page with multiple wings as a study. You can go realistic… or completely imaginative.

Think about it this way:

Wings are not just shapes. They have structure, rhythm, movement. Whether it’s feathers, skin, or something fictional, they all follow a certain logic. And once you start noticing it, your drawings improve fast.

What You Can Draw

You have full freedom here:

• Real wings from animals like birds, bats, insects
• Fantasy wings like angels, dragons, demons
• Stylized wings, simplified or exaggerated
• Wings in motion or at rest
• A full character with wings or just the wings themselves

You can keep it as a clean study, or turn it into a full piece.

References

You can:

• Copy one of the 13 references provided
• Use them as inspiration
• Or find your own references

No pressure to be original. Studying is just as valuable.

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Rules

• Must be YOUR drawing
• Drawings only (pencil, pen, colored pencils, markers, or digital drawing tools)
• No paintings
• No AI art
• All skill levels welcome: beginners, intermediates, experts
• You must share AT LEAST ONE drawing
• To be part of the competition, your drawing MUST be posted in the comments of this thread. (If you’d like, you can also make a separate post in the subreddit using the #W2DTogether flair, but the official entry needs to be here in the comments if you want it reviewed.)

How We Pick the Winner

After one week, we’ll hold a community vote to decide which drawing best captures the theme. The winner will be showcased in the sub with their artwork.

If the winner shares an art link (Instagram, portfolio, site, etc.), we’ll also include it so they can get recognition and maybe even new followers.

Time Frame

This challenge is timeless. You can participate anytime, even years later.

Review Date:
For community feedback, we’ll gather and review all submissions on Sunday, 26 April 2026 so make sure to post your entry before 4:00 PM UTC that date. Drawings posted before that date will be part of the review session.

Note: If you are new here, you can check out last week's challenge here or see all the challenges collected here

I’m practicing drawing the upper body and I’m really struggling with a couple things. First how do I make pecs look solid I feel like they look very boob like idk how to get them to look flatter. Also am I drawing the chest to shoulder connection right it feels off.

i'm a big fan of tomio ogata's art style, and an even bigger fan of devil may cry. picked up a pencil seriously for the first time about 5 months ago. got my first iPad and started fiddling with Procreate about 5 weeks ago.

i don't have a lot of time to practice between work, life, and family, so honestly i bounce between drawabox, youtube tutorials, books, and just drawing what appeals to me visually

second pic is rough and messy. sketching and shading all done on one layer with brushes i didn't really like because i had no idea what I was doing with Procreate. i also have a bad habit of trying to draw detailed immediately.

first pic was completed last night — skull layer, sketch, cleaned up lineart, details, and shading all in individual layers. it was a struggle in patience to see it all come together. i still suck at anatomy (hence why i stopped at the neck, lol) but anyway i'm pretty proud of the progress

Note to future self: this is about six months of progress. Methods include loomis etc but eventually (04-2026) direct ink to paper without any sketches upfront.

Also note to future self: keep at it!

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