I will describe a dress by giving you 10 details, most of them relying on non-visual input. Draw what you imagine the dress to look like based off of the limited information you’ve been given.
Redesign your favorite non-horror movie poster as if it were a horror movie.
That’s a wrap on All That You Can Drawgust 2021!
Thanks so much to all of the lovely artists who took part! Each and every one of you are so, incredibly talented, and I am honored to have supplied the prompts that your creations spawned from this month. I tried to reply to every post, but if I missed any of yours, feel free to send them to me!
I definitely suggest having a look through the #AllThatYouCanDrawgust and #AllThatYouCanDragust2021 tags to check out + support everyone’s contributions!
And of course, August may be over, but you are more than welcome to use any of these prompts year-round for any art form!
What would these types of shoes (or others) look like as people, animals, or other creatures?
Draw Person A of your otp reading Person B’s fortune.
Day 16 of All That You Can Drawgust!
Today's prompt was: Show
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16/31 done!
It’s wild to think that All That You Can Drawgust is more than halfway over already! I love seeing everyone’s creations, including this one of yesterday’s prompt by @peachicow!
It’s not too late to join in! The prompt for today is family.
Draw something using only or mostly these colors.
(hex codes: #470d88 #a035ed #5e7dec #24bdec)
It’s time for the 3rd annual All That You Can Drawgust! A prompt for each day of the month to keep you drawing throughout August. Interpret them however you’d like! If drawing isn’t your thing, feel free to incorporate these prompts into whatever it is that you do! Join in! Tag your posts with #AllThatYouCanDrawgust so everyone can see what you create!
Happy August!
Today is the first day of All That You Can Drawgust! The prompt for Day 1 is opposite. :)
Anonymous asked:
For the all you can drawgust does it all have to be original work? I’m mostly a fan artist.
Good question! You can make whatever you want for All That You Can Drawgust, including fan art! These prompts are for you to use in whatever ways you’d like to!
It’s time for the 3rd annual All That You Can Drawgust! A prompt for each day of the month to keep you drawing throughout August. Interpret them however you’d like! If drawing isn’t your thing, feel free to incorporate these prompts into whatever it is that you do! Join in! Tag your posts with #AllThatYouCanDrawgust so everyone can see what you create!
Mobility aids and other accessibility tools that some disabled people rely on are often depicted in artwork and in real life as very medical-looking and basic. (Bland, limited colors, etc.) In celebration of Disability Pride Month, draw an accessibility tool that defeats this stereotype. For example, it could be brightly colored or have a fun pattern. Get creative with it! (NOTE: Make sure that whatever aid you choose, you do your research to make sure you’re depicting it accurately.)
Here are some examples of different accessibility aids.
In honor of July being Disability Pride Month, draw something incorporating any of the colors and symbolism of the Disability Pride flag that is in keeping with the overall theme of disability celebration, advocacy, and representation.
[EDIT: Since the Disability Pride flag itself has been known to trigger seizures for those with Epilepsy, I have decided to remove the image of it from this post. However, I’ve left the list of symbols in it and their meanings below. If you want to see the flag for yourself, you can click the “Source” link at the bottom of this post.]
“The black Field: Mourning for those who’ve suffered and died from Ableist violence, and also rebellion.
The Zig-zag Band: How disabled people must move around and past barriers, and our creativity in doing so.
The Five Colors: the variety of Disability and our needs and experiences (Mental illness, intellectual and Developmental Disability, Invisible and Undiagnosed Disabilities, Physical Disability, and Sensory Disabilities)
The Parallel Stripes: Solidarity within the Disability Community, despite our differences”
Draw a charcuterie that represents your oc/muse.
Draw something intentionally imperfect. Here’s some examples:
What would these types of tea (or others) look like as people, animals, or other creatures?