When you begin to learn to draw you will want to draw like an expert...
Is this a good way to get started? And, as you start your first painting, it is likely that you will want to paint complex pictures...
Is this likely to guarantee an Art Masterpiece? As a beginner, you will be ambitious tocreate good art fast.
You will probably expect to create a real life copy of your favorite subjects within a few weeks.
If you think this is likely, you are in for a huge disappointment...
you will fail.
There is no need for disappointment or frustration if you take a lead from some of the greatest modern artists of all time.
By taking a look at Picasso you will see that throughout his artistic life he was looking to simplify his painting and drawing...
he was a world leader in Abstract Art.
Also, search out Terry Frost and see how simple his artwork looks.
Many of the Impressionists did their best to discover the simple and pure essence of their world.
Vincent Van Gogh made it simpler still when he began working with broad brushstrokes.
All great artists began with the basics of drawing and painting.
So, why do you make it hard for yourself? If you want to get the best from your art, surely it makes sense to learn to paint and draw using the same basic techniques that the greats began with.
The only barrier stopping you from producing a good drawing is that you don't have the basic knowledge.
As you produce a realistic painting, it can only grow from skilled paint application.
It isn't too hard to do when you have practiced the techniques required.
Drawing practice is required to achieve the abilities you need to be a good draughtsman.
It takes time to become a great artist.
Don't think about it...
start improving your drawing skills with a few straightish looking lines.
Then draw a range of short dashes, followed by sketching some freehand curves.
When you feel relaxed and comfortable, draw some circular shapes and fill them in with even-toned shading.
The best artistic path for you will to have some fun and be relaxed with your pencils, pens and brushes.
Regarding color...
color work can wait...
be expert at using just one color for now and concentrate upon your drawing skills.
Is this a good way to get started? And, as you start your first painting, it is likely that you will want to paint complex pictures...
Is this likely to guarantee an Art Masterpiece? As a beginner, you will be ambitious tocreate good art fast.
You will probably expect to create a real life copy of your favorite subjects within a few weeks.
If you think this is likely, you are in for a huge disappointment...
you will fail.
There is no need for disappointment or frustration if you take a lead from some of the greatest modern artists of all time.
By taking a look at Picasso you will see that throughout his artistic life he was looking to simplify his painting and drawing...
he was a world leader in Abstract Art.
Also, search out Terry Frost and see how simple his artwork looks.
Many of the Impressionists did their best to discover the simple and pure essence of their world.
Vincent Van Gogh made it simpler still when he began working with broad brushstrokes.
All great artists began with the basics of drawing and painting.
So, why do you make it hard for yourself? If you want to get the best from your art, surely it makes sense to learn to paint and draw using the same basic techniques that the greats began with.
The only barrier stopping you from producing a good drawing is that you don't have the basic knowledge.
As you produce a realistic painting, it can only grow from skilled paint application.
It isn't too hard to do when you have practiced the techniques required.
Drawing practice is required to achieve the abilities you need to be a good draughtsman.
It takes time to become a great artist.
Don't think about it...
start improving your drawing skills with a few straightish looking lines.
Then draw a range of short dashes, followed by sketching some freehand curves.
When you feel relaxed and comfortable, draw some circular shapes and fill them in with even-toned shading.
The best artistic path for you will to have some fun and be relaxed with your pencils, pens and brushes.
Regarding color...
color work can wait...
be expert at using just one color for now and concentrate upon your drawing skills.
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