Question for people who are into art, what are your favorite things to draw?

[Anonymous]

[GoldenAxer]

Portraits and pets. I'm no pro though and just do it for fun. Yet I like the idea of trying to capture some essence or idea or mood of a person or pet on paper in ways that exaggerate something I see about them in ways a camera won't do.

It has also helped me to make some friends just crudely quick-sketching people I see around me in bars, like so:

Then if I have more time, I do some digital. I used to favor painting in oils but I no longer have the dedicated space or ventilation for it:

[GoldenAxer]

I also like to just kind of scribble and doodle for fun from imagination but I'm not very good at it. Everything I draw that way tends to look very cartoonish and overly simplified in terms of perspective and form and I'm very messy with the pen drawing this way, trying to sort of search for the right strokes while scribbling all over the place.

[GoldenAxer]

Similar kind of doodle from memory/imagination with graphite. I find graphite and charcoal very tedious with how they smudge. I generally just prefer to scribble with the pen:

[jennifer_bloom]

Landscape imitating the group of seven in style and images of overlapping glass of translucent bottles or images of cross hatched fields, windows, decadent squares. Social settings in naturalistic scenery using unconventional rendering such as dotted pixelation or impressionist colour is also a favourite and I also like to reconstruct or deconstruct the human body or the spirit of economic or environmental issues using fauvism or geometries.

[Nomina]

Mostly portraits. But flowers are also interesting to draw.

[Justaguy30]

Realistic and detailed animal and people