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“Learn To Draw Simple Stuff First” By Michael Dale
What is going wrong with my drawing?... Why Can't I draw? Here are 2 questions that are asked by people who think they can't draw. Do you know something... "Yes, you can draw" And, what's more you can draw anything you want to draw... Landscapes, Portraits, Cars, Cats and Dogs. Its easy when you know how... But first learn to draw. Learn to draw 'simple' before you try complicated stuff. Watch a professional artist draw a portrait... An artist puts in the simple framework first with light pencil marks. Then the artist looks again at the subject in front to make sure that everything is right. Only when satisfied does the artist move on towards the finished drawing A professional artist is careful about preparing properly before working towards a finished drawing. "So, how can you expect to learn to draw without equal care?" The artist makes simple marks to learn about the subject... To get the idea of form. To understand the function of the object. To feel the sensation of texture. "Do you really think you can learn to draw expertly without keeping it simple first?" Imagine you have a bowl of fruit on a table... 2 Apples, 1 Pear, a Bunch of Grapes and a Banana. You want to draw a picture. It is a simple still-life study. But, you will make a mess of it unless you see...
All of this is obvious to you... Yet, unless you see the key words in the list you can't start to draw well. The key words are... Circular, Pear-shaped, Round, Curved, Oval and Straight lines. Here's a 3- part challenge for you before you try to draw anything... Learn how to draw lines... Practice drawing circles... Discover how to sketch with curves. Even if your lines aren't perfectly straight your drawing will improve. Even if your circles aren't exactly round your drawings will become better. And, when your curves are drawn loosely and freely your own individual drawing style will be released. Transform your drawing skills... Learn to draw simple stuff first... Draw Lines, Circles, Arcs and Curves. Get your Free Drawing Lesson and discover how simple lines and circles help you create a Moonscape Drawing.
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