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Where can I get feedback on a drawing I’m learning from?

A beginner-friendly learn-to-draw community for practice posts and constructive critique — with karma and effort expectations.

r/learntodraw is aimed at people practicing drawing. It expects effortful posts and constructive critiques, and it is not a general art showcase with loose rules.

Where to ask

r/learntodraw

Best for: Posting your own practice drawings to learn and receive constructive critique.

Why it fits: Its public description: “New to drawing? Let us help you learn how to get started! Drawing is a skill, not a talent… We welcome beginners.”

Members in our directory: 3.2M

Rules to know before posting:

  • Drawing posts only; put in your best effort.
  • One post per day; 100 karma is required to post.
  • No advertising; credit others’ work if relevant; no reposts.
  • NSFW drawings are not allowed.
  • No “is this good for my age?” or “what style is this?” posts; critiques must be constructive.
  • Use existing resources before repeating FAQ-level questions.

Read r/learntodraw’s current rules on Reddit

Before you post

  • Show the drawing clearly and say what you were practicing (anatomy, perspective, shading).
  • Ask for specific critique (“hands look off — what should I study?”) rather than only “thoughts?”
  • For finished-piece photography critique, use the photography-critique page instead.

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Rule summaries are paraphrased from each community’s published rules (public archive copy retrieved 7 November 2026; original snapshot date unavailable). Current rules may differ — check the community’s rules before posting. A good fit does not guarantee a reply.