Like these lessons so far? Here's an affordable, 1000+ page electronic book that covers all the basic's of drawing and how to draw faces and caricatures in much more depth - and with all sorts of exercises. The Fifth skill: the 'Eureka', 'I get it!' skill Like these lessons? Two more techniques to sharpen up your drawings: You don't need any special genetic gift to draw. And I know, you're thinking way past handwriting when we're talking about drawing. The truth is - and you might resist this statement - if you can write your name, not only do you have the manual dexterity to learn to draw, you are drawing. Sure, certain techniques require a steady hand - but, like any other skill, they're learnable and they'll improve with practice. In fact, 'drawing skills' don't even require special manual dexterity - that has little or nothing to do with drawing. You can read more about this in Betty Edwards book 'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain', but if you allow me, I'll put in my own words right now, the gist of what she says (I'm a certified 'Drawing On the Right Side of the Brain Instructor'). They're the ability to: recognize edges, lines, and angles to reckon proportion and perspective deciphering shadow, highlights, and gradations of tone and lastly, the ability to unconsciously drawstring them all together - which comes to you with practice. The 'drawing basics' are the five main skills of drawing.

have little to do with drawing and everything The drawing basics - the keys to opening your artistic brain

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