What to Draw Generator

Stuck on what to draw? Get inspired!

What is an artist to do when the Muses are stingy with inspiration? Take matters into their own hands, of course! Don’t let art block stop you from exercising your skills and passion; we will help you pull through with this What to Draw Generator! Answer some easy questions, don’t think too hard, and just draw!

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How to Draw

Everyone can draw, it’s just that those with more skill have experience and technique, things you can also acquire. Drawing is one wonderful and fun way to exercise your powers of creation, but if you’ve ever been intimidated by how difficult it seems, let us help you break it down!

  • How to Draw: Whether you’re interested in learning foundational drawing techniques or how to draw people or landscapes, this starter article will equip you with the basic knowledge you need to begin building your skills and confidence!
  • How to Draw with Realistic Shading: One of the most powerful techniques to make a 2D drawing appear like a 3D object is the use of realistic shading, explains Art Teacher Clare Szydlowski.[1] If you master an eye for color and shadows, then you are well on your way to being an artist!
  • How to Color: Colors are one of the most delightful visual elements of drawing, and coloring itself can be a really fun and relaxing endeavor. Learn about some simple tricks for keeping your coloring neat and for using colors creatively in this article!
  • How to Shade with Colored Pencils: So now you know how to shade, and also how to color. Put the two together and you will get to enjoy all that the humble colored pencil has to offer!
  • How to Practice Drawing: Szydlowski adds that drawing is about routine, practice, and getting your mind, as well as your hands to remember how to render your creations.[2] Through repetition and observation, you will slowly but surely build creativity in a way you never have before!
  • How to Improve Your Drawing Skills: If you already have the basics down but are eager to become a more advanced artist, then it’s time to focus on improving your drawing skills. Practice, of course. But this article tells you how to practice mindfully and where to direct your efforts.

Whether you’re a beginning artist or a veteran artist, whether you’re out of ideas for an artwork or just want to practice your skills, our What to Draw Generator will guide you towards your most creative self!


References

  1. ↑ Clare Szydlowski. Art Teacher. Expert Interview
  2. ↑ Clare Szydlowski. Art Teacher. Expert Interview

About This Article

Clare Szydlowski
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This article was co-authored by Clare Szydlowski and by wikiHow staff writer, Kylie Hu. Clare Szydlowski is an art teacher based in Portland, Oregon. With over 18 years of teaching experience, she has taught in both public and private schools at the high school level. Clare is the founder of the blog Artful Ideas Classroom, where she provides free and paid classroom resources and lesson plans. She also shares lesson ideas and tips on social media. Clare has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State, with a focus in printmaking.
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Updated: June 11, 2026
Categories: Learning to Draw
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