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Learn Beginner’s Drawing Skills
Learn drawing basics through short videos and practical exercises. Covering lines, shapes, light, and shadow, you’ll build skills gradually. Perfect for beginners or those refreshing their art.
Master simple geometric forms for complex drawings.
Depict angles and folds for realistic drawings.
Draw common objects with accuracy.
Render textures to enhance drawing realism.
Each chapter builds upon the last, developing your technical and observational skills. Gain confidence in your ability to draw objects accurately and expressively.
Video Demos: Each demo is under 20 minutes, designed to be concise and focused.
Progressive Learning: Complete each exercise before moving to the next to ensure steady improvement.
Sketching should be fast, fun, and intuitive. This course is perfect for complete beginners or artists needing a refresher. By the end, you will have a strong grasp of drawing fundamentals and be proud of your new artistic skills.
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What people are saying
I was looking for a basic shapes course to work on my fundamentals. This course got right to the point. I really enjoyed it. This course is a unique find.
SanLane13
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Joyful class with a lot of information and even more importantly inspiration. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Beautiful and functional decorative project with a clear and understandable teaching process. It’s a great lesson to go with on a relaxed day!
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I appreciate focusing on simple geometric shapes in watercolor a monotone, because I could pay attention solely to water control and creation of light and shadow/3-dimensiality. I’m a newbie to watercolor so these basic exercises are useful; I can see how I’m developing reflexes, more intuitive approaches that help the entire process flow–vs. me overthinking and then overworking areas.
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