Drawing is hard. You keep trying and trying and barely make any progress. I remember being there and how frustrating it is. But what if I told you that’s probably just because you don’t know how to truly observe?
Drawing is hard. You keep trying and trying and barely make any progress. I remember being there and how frustrating it is. But what if I told you that’s probably just because you don’t know how to truly observe?
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Are you ready to unblock your creative super powers? Than hop in!! Today, I invite you to let go of your comfort zone to explore new possibilities through lines and textures. You will be able to work on your drawing skills (control, consistency and confidence) while diving into your imagination to create a beautiful abstract drawing. We will calm the mind to let the soul express itself through your art!
Have you ever found yourself being so busy that creativity just has to take the backseat? If you barely have time to pick-up a pen, can you carve-out some creative time for yourself? The answer is yes, with these bite-size drawing exercises!
Every artist that I've known (myself included), has had a desire to do better in their work and go beyond the bounds of their creative limitations. At times this can feel daunting or even impossible, but it's important to remember that drawing is a skill; and skills can always be honed and improved upon. There are simple and practical steps you can take to make your drawings better, and this class will help you do just that.
The Power of Line is designed to teach anyone who has the desire, to learn to draw. We will explore many classical methods of drawing that have been passed down through the ages. We will explore the essential techniques of drawing foundation shapes that are the basis of all intermediate and advanced drawing. This is part 1 of a series of basic drawing classes that will help you to learn to draw with confidence and to meet your drawing goals.
I always thought that I cannot draw. While other types of art (like photography or music) came to me easily, drawing was always a challenge. So when I decided to create some travel maps to support a photography blog, I had to come up with an easy process that I could follow, without a lot of free drawing.