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Going from stick figures to "Mona Lisa" may seem like an impossible transition, but... Well, okay, that probably is impossible, but if you practice the following techniques, they will at least help you get closer to the Da Vinci side of the spectrum.
Many people believe that drawing is a talent that some people either have or don't. Many individuals believe they are not able to draw. However, they did learn to draw and Read More
Shading techniques are the best way to introduce dimension to your drawing. It can be tricky at first, but if you master these techniques you will have no problem Read More
If you love comic books, chances are you have admired the artistic talent of the artists who draw the characters. You may have even wished you knew how to draw your Read More
Manga is a dessert of pure entertainment frosted with artistic flair. Sound yummy? The recipe is simple: mix 1 percent manga style with 99 percent figure-drawing Read More
Learning to draw faster has a twofold benefit. Not only will your productivity increase, but you'll also improve your technique as you let go of perfectionism and put more Read More
Not everyone who likes to draw has raw natural talent. Many times, it takes long hours of practice to learn how to draw better pictures. You may have moderate skill at Read More
Texture in drawing involves creating the sense of a certain type of surface on an image, for example, fur on a cat. Images can be realistic or abstract, but texture can Read More
Showing movement in your drawings is an important component to making them more realistic. Showing movement can be done in several different ways: movement lines, muscle Read More
Remember there's always more than one way to do things. When you need to achieve a goal--even one as simple as drawing a straight line--if you keep your wits about you, Read More
A measured drawing is essential for making a copy of a fence, garden structure, wall or bench that you've admired in a public place and want to duplicate at home. Translate Read More
Drawing takes practice
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