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  • 4 novembre 2006 08:22
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    hey i love to draw but i dont feel im so good at it but since i lov to draw i figure lessons would make things better. if u kno any sites with drawing lessons i canprint out or things like that would u please message me, IM me or leave a reply thanx:):):)
  • 5 novembre 2006 03:57
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    • Merbra
    • Garçon/43
    • Queensland, AU
    Can't message you, you're set to private!



    I don't have a website or a book, but I used to teach Cartooning and Life drawing to adult students at TAFE College (Australian tertiary college) and I'm currently teaching the basics of drawing to my son's 2nd Grade class.



    What sort of drawing are you interested in, or what do you want to learn?
  • 5 novembre 2006 05:58
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    You'll probably hear this 100 times over, but the best way to learn is by practicing. Draw anything and everything around you. There are way too many books to narrow down. I recommend anatomy classes, even if you're drawing non-humans, learning how muscles and bones interact was invaluable to me.



    There is a book if you want to draw clothing and whatnot-Dynamic Wrinkles and Drapery by Byrne Hogarth, he delves into how things fold and how the flow can be expressed.



    If you love it, keep with it. I never believe my stuff is any good, but artists tend to be their worst critics.
  • 5 novembre 2006 22:54
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    • Merbra
    • Garçon/43
    • Queensland, AU
    Silverbolt wrote:

    There is a book if you want to draw clothing and whatnot-Dynamic Wrinkles and Drapery by Byrne Hogarth, he delves into how things fold and how the flow can be expressed.







    Thanks for the info, I'll go and look that one up.
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