#thingstodraw

Need inspiration? This curated list of things to draw will help you beat art block and rediscover your creativity. Perfect for doodling, sketching, or developing your own art style.

Are you an artist who has already done a drawing course or wants to do it, but the question in your mind is what to draw after completing drawing courses? Don't worry, this question is not only yours; it comes to the mind of every artist who wants to do drawing courses and wants to develop their skills. This question is both exciting and challenging for artists because many times they do a drawing course but do not understand in which direction they should move, which will help them to enhance their creativity and personal style, and to show their ambitions. Here, you have been given guidance that will help you decide what you can draw after doing drawing courses. 

Decide first: 

Before you draw, you need to decide what kind of ideas inspire you, such as nature, characters (anime, comics), portraits and emotions of people, or abstract/surrealist art, etc. 

Once you decide what inspires you, you then need to decide what skill you want to work on, such as anatomy, composition, perspective, or storytelling. 

Drawing ideas based on goals 

Sketchbook prompts: To improve your skills, you should draw something daily, even if it is a small drawing. For this, you can draw a character from memory, with one hand holding something, or even your favorite food. 

Theme-based project: You can create a miniseries to focus on your project, which also helps in creating a portfolio. For this, you can use different themes and draw 5-6 pictures for each theme. Like, there is a theme in flower drawing design, in which time-lapse flower design can be made. 

Fan art: If you like any comic or anime, then you can design any character of it, but to add something exciting to it, you can change the style or theme of the character in your drawing.