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Do you spend a lot of time drawing only to feel you aren't getting anywhere? Why does it seem your artistic friend improves faster than you? Are other people only telling you to keep drawing and that you will eventually learn making art? If so, then this post is just for you. What do you need to do in order to learn making art First things first. It's true that if you just keep drawing a lot, you will eventually learn doing it. However, that's just partially true. It's also important to evaluate how much efforts are you putting on learning to make art. Maybe that friend of yours actually has a sound strategy. I had been drawing a lot in m

A mass approach to gestures Gesture drawing is often overlooked as simply an exercise to “warm-up” for long term drawings but I think rather, that it is an invaluable tool for training the eye to understand anatomy and the dynamic flow of a pose. If you can train your mind to capture the movement and balance of a pose, and the underlying anatomy that allows the pose to take place, you will improve your long term drawings. Often what students fail to understand in a gesture are the same things they fail to understand in a long term drawing. It is important to understand the dynamic balance of the pose, where the body contracts and e