Artist References
Find useful references to better your understanding of your craft. Resources will range from websites to books, and from images to 3D models you can manipulate. Don't be afraid to push yourself to learn something new!
Anatomy
Objects & Outdoor
Color
Perspective
Composition
Animation
Typefaces
Image Databases
About
Hope you enjoy this little website with some resources I managed to collect! My name is Fynn, and I am a Studio & Design major with a Music minor. I am always seeking resources on how to improve my art in a meaningful way. But, as I'm sure you do too, I always manage to tuck them away for later. But later never comes. My goal is to make the resources I have collected over the years into a handy little website for me and my friends! And, while I hope this website comes in use, I do want to recommend other places you or anyone else can go to continue the growth of knowledge around the arts.
One of my favorite places to go for resources is used bookstores! While prices are sky high, thrifting for books is one of my new favorite ways to go out to shop. And there are so many books out there to help improve your art skills! My personal favorite books are already linked in this website as PDFs. But, I'm always looking for new ideas, and you should be too! You can also support any local bookstores in your area or visit your local library. There are so many resources you can find offline that will be worth every penny or every moment spent searching for them.
As my ending sentiment, I hope that this is a good starting point if you do not know where you should even start when trying to improve your artistic skills. There are so many other resources that are waiting to be found by YOU! Read, follow YouTube tutorials, experiment, look at new art, look at old art, find an artist you like, find an artist you don't like, try a new medium, and FIND YOURSELF!-Fynn (aka usedfrog), 2026