Drawing Basics - Part 2 SchaeferArt
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Date: 2022-03-09
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LamixFace
Practice practice practice! Totally agree with you Brandon.
You advise us to draw from real life which is awesome advice, but when drawing people whether it be real life or anime, can you train your mind and eyes to learn proportions and what not by repeatedly drawing (and in all angles, poses, etc) or would you advise us to practice the kind of skeletal outline method where you draw a circle for the head and draw a line for the eye positioning, nose, mouth etc?
I'd love more drawing lesson videos by the way, I'm sure many others would: ) I know there are a lot of painting videos, but I've always preferred drawing with a pencil.
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Practice practice practice! Totally agree with you Brandon.
You advise us to draw from real life which is awesome advice, but when drawing people whether it be real life or anime, can you train your mind and eyes to learn proportions and what not by repeatedly drawing (and in all angles, poses, etc) or would you advise us to practice the kind of skeletal outline method where you draw a circle for the head and draw a line for the eye positioning, nose, mouth etc?
I'd love more drawing lesson videos by the way, I'm sure many others would: ) I know there are a lot of painting videos, but I've always preferred drawing with a pencil.
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Matt
The only advice, aside from technical pointers, you need to learn any skill is to practice. There are plateaus, giant leaps, and sometimes seemingly valleys. Once you've had the pleasure of having a skill click you see that -practice, practice, practice- isn't merely a platitude. It's the only way (okay maybe there are one or two exceptions) to become great. Hendrix didn't necessarily have any talent. He had an insatiable thirst to improve. Combine that thirst with discipline and you have yourself a master-in-training.
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The only advice, aside from technical pointers, you need to learn any skill is to practice. There are plateaus, giant leaps, and sometimes seemingly valleys. Once you've had the pleasure of having a skill click you see that -practice, practice, practice- isn't merely a platitude. It's the only way (okay maybe there are one or two exceptions) to become great. Hendrix didn't necessarily have any talent. He had an insatiable thirst to improve. Combine that thirst with discipline and you have yourself a master-in-training.
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aychar
Talent absolutely exists and the word is not interchangeable with the word 'skill'. With that being said a lack of talent does not mean that a person can't develop skill, it's just going to be harder and take longer.
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Talent absolutely exists and the word is not interchangeable with the word 'skill'. With that being said a lack of talent does not mean that a person can't develop skill, it's just going to be harder and take longer.
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maria
Hi there I just would like to ask which books would you recommend for beginners if they want you learn how to draw. Thank so much videos they are very good
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Hi there I just would like to ask which books would you recommend for beginners if they want you learn how to draw. Thank so much videos they are very good
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