Related Post: The 7 Best Free Pose Reference Websites For Artists

Hi Artist,

I know I keep talking about references over and over again, but I believe they are really important!

(and before we get to it: No, using references isn't "cheating" at art!)

They help you out a LOT when drawing something new, and make you improve much faster at drawing. Trust me on this.

So here are 2 of my favorite places to get free pose references:

Line Of Action (https://line-of-action.com)

Line of Action is a website made for artists to find helpful resources as well as be able to talk with other artists.

If you go to the ‘Draw’ section, you can select what kind of practice you want to go through:

Figure Drawing
Animal Drawing
Hands & Feet Drawing
Faces & Expression Drawing
Scenes and Environment Drawing

When you enter the category you want, you'll have a bunch of poses to choose from, and even timers to draw them! Very helpful.

AdorkaStock (https://www.deviantart.com/adorkastock)

AdorkaStock is one of the most famous models for drawing poses. She specifically caters to artists and is always launching new content, with new poses.

Whatever pose you need, you’ll find it! If drawing characters and practicing anatomy is your go-to, then AdorkaStock should be on your bookmarks and I recommend following her on all platforms she has available.

Alright that's about it for this e-mail!

And if you'd like to find the rest of the free pose references I recommend, click the link below!

The 7 Best Free Pose Reference Websites For Artists

And as always:
Keep on drawing!

- Patricia

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