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- When I paint, I never think of (― Edvard Munch)
When I paint, I never think of (― Edvard Munch)
Drawing Time: 20min Daily:)
When I paint, I never think of selling. People fail to understand that we paint in order to experiment and to develop ourselves as we strive for greater heights.
Welcome to Daily Drawing! Turning your inbox into a habit trigger for drawing every day:) If you missed the welcome letter or are not sure how to get the most out of this newsletter, you can read it here.
And now for your daily drawing references:
Keep it Simple
Simple sketch of a blonde woman
Simple sketch of a fisherman
Sketch of a lions portrait
Keep it Interesting
Graphite sketch of a brunette woman
Ink sketch of an older man with beard and Irish cap
Figure
Kung Fu meditation retreat;)
Landscape
Painting of a mountain stream
Waterfall sketch
Quick Surfing Trips:
News and Links:
MARK BOEDGES - I own one of Marks DVD’s and it’s superb. He also has a newsletter that he sends out once or twice a month with exceptional advice. Oil painters will benefit the most for his tips.
BEST OF WATERCOLOR - Competition
FLOWERS - 5 Tips for Simplifying Flowers
CHINA - How Academic Drawing Is Alive and Well in China
JAMES GURNEY BLOG -’Norman Rockwell paints modern America’. Article on AI in art that is kind of scary or kinda impressive… not sure which.
MEET UP - Don’t forget 3D. When you draw from a printed or screen reference, the subject is obviously already 2d. When you draw from life, its up to you to convert a 3d subject onto a 2d substrate. There is a skill here that shouldn’t be overlooked. Check meetup.com to find life drawing groups in your area. I guarantee your skills will benefit from drawing from life. Be modest and patient in your expectations of yourself, and trust that its a path to growth.
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Drawing at its best is not…(― Millard Sheets)
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