PoseTokiLook. Draw.
Your daily gesture practice.
Spend your time drawing, not searching for photos or setting timers.
Start with ten minutes, then draw as long as you like. All you need is a pencil.
EVERY DAY.
PoseToki is a free gesture drawing tool for art, comic and illustration learners. Practise with 30-second, 1-minute or 3-minute timers using AI-generated clothed figures or your own photos. No sign-up or session limit.
Today’s studio YOUR DAILY STUDIO
Less setup, more drawing.Choose a photo to preview it here.
One loose line beats a perfect one.
10 types · 120 AI-generated poses
Photos are never sent to a server.
Used for practice on this device only.
Take 3 seconds to get ready
Not sure where to start? Try a plan.
Learn one observation skill at a time
It’s not about drawing perfectly.
Start by drawing often.
Gesture drawing is a quick exercise in observing and drawing.
Focus on seeing, not on finding a perfect answer.
01 30 sec, 1 min, 3 min: what changes? ＋
In 30 seconds, capture the line of action and big shapes from head to toe. In 1 minute, add the tilt of the shoulders and hips and the weight-bearing foot. In 3 minutes, study overlaps and proportions. Whatever the time, begin with the whole pose before small details.
02 What should I draw first? ＋
Mark the head, then draw the spine’s flow in one line. Note the tilt of the shoulders and hips, then connect the arms and legs. Compare your drawing with the photo and notice how the feet support the body.
03 Practice with your own photos ＋
Select or drop several images in My Photos. Use people, hands, animals, or objects. Images stay in browser memory and clear on refresh; they are never uploaded to an image-processing server.