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Sketching Faces: When You Feel You’ve Hit A Plateau
I sketch a ton of faces. I look back over the years and see how my approach to sketching faces has changed, how it’s constantly evolving. Often students write to me about experiencing a plateau in their drawing efforts. They feel that they have achieved a level of skill at which they remain […]
Nostalgie Is A Fun Paper
I think the sketch pretty much shows how much fun I was having on this paper so I’m not going to write more except to say you can use the category list or search engine on this blog to find more Nostalgie pages. The paper is smooth, heavyweight, and a delight for all […]
Protected: Do You Stop Or Keep Pushing?
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Protected: Simple Approaches for Backgrounds—A Five-Part Series: Part 3 Patterns
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Protected: In Context: A Piecemeal Portrait of a Dog
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Protected: When Do You Stop? When Is A Drawing Finished
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Protected: Relaxing and Sketching My Favorite TV Dog
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Protected: Project Friday—Improving Your Drawing Practice with Repetition, the Right Tool, Being Invested, and Celebration
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Protected: Sketching with Twin Cities Urban Sketchers in October 2016
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Protected: Changing Your Point of View
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