Learning to draw isn’t as easy as you might think. You can’t just pick up some pencils and do a quick sketch to create a comic or manga. While some people opt for drawing lessons, others teach themselves. Anything is possible! There are plenty of tutorials online that can help amateur artists hone their creative […]
29 July 2019 ∙ 6 minutes reading time
When you begin studying fine arts and start practising drawing, painting, sculpture, photography or filmmaking, two different form of art often oppose themselves in every artist's portfolio. Life art and still-life art. Whereas the means, medium, and drawing techniques used to create both genres are often the same, the subject is what differs. In this […]
14 August 2018 ∙ 9 minutes reading time
What is Life Drawing you may ask. To put it simply it is an art also know as "figure drawing" and is the art form that represents the human shape in all its postures, using any drawing media possible, from canvass to woodblock. Portraits, illustrations, medical sketches all fall under the umbrella of life drawing […]
19 July 2018 ∙ 9 minutes reading time
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Drawing is classed as a form of art which involves the artist making marks on a surface such as paper or card. While visual arts are now easily transformed into digital form using apps and software, the beauty of the visual arts for many is experiencing that connection between tool/medium and material. It is for […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 7 minutes reading time
Are you taking a drawing lessons or course in drawing? Is graphic art your passion? Once you’ve got to grips with the basics of drawing, it’s then necessary to refine your drawing skills in a way that allows you to draw anything and everything. So how can you do this? Well, every area of illustration […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 8 minutes reading time
Doodling, drawing, sketching, rendering: all verbs that describe the first step in producing a masterpiece, of making visible a concept or idea, of expressing what translates poorly into words. Why should people learn how to draw? you wonder... People with artistic talent are in high demand these days. In itself, that is an excellent reason to […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 9 minutes reading time
Have you always loved drawing, for as long as you can remember? Thousands of people across Britain share this passion. Drawing is meditative and stimulates your creative side, sparking your imagination. Maybe it’s time to finally take those drawing lessons to learn drawing basics or improve your painting technique. But how can you learn to […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 7 minutes reading time
Art lovers don't stop at visiting museums to enjoy their favourite canvases; they also take brush to hand to impose their imagination onto canvas or sketchpad... or computer. Expressing oneself artistically has many benefits, one of them being a calming effect: drawing and painting can reduce stress. While sketching, the artist detaches from the strain […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 8 minutes reading time
Drawing is something everyone does at some point in their lives. We learn to paint and draw from a very young age, even before we learn to talk. From the basics of our first stick figures to the moment we learn how to draw animals more realistically and get used to gesture drawing, as a […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 7 minutes reading time
Kids love drawing – and it’s no wonder why! From the moment they learn how to hold a pencil in their small hands, many children cannot bear the thought of putting it down. And this is why it’s a wise decision for parents to opt for washable felt-tip pens and crayons, as they are a […]
22 March 2018 ∙ 7 minutes reading time
