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Drawing So Fast You Don’t Think About It
If you’ve got some free moments, sit and draw as fast as you can. I no longer have close vision so it’s fun just to try and capture things on the page without glasses. Distance vision for me is crisper but also blurred. I was probably watching Project Runway or some fashion movie last year […]
Contour Drawings—Always Useful
Students in my current session of Drawing Practice have been posting contour drawings. Every group takes to it differently, some, like otters, rush along the side of the stream, darting in and out and sliding effortlessly with the current. Others stand back curious, but not committed. Like anything it takes practice. It’s why I call […]
Drawing in the Dark
Towards the end of last year Dick and I drove out one snowy night on an errand. We stopped at a gas station to fill up the tank. I took those few moments to quickly sketch the intersection before me. I did not have an interior car light. We were at a side pump that […]
Protected: I Launch a Patreon Site for Sketching and Painting Videos
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Protected: In Context: Some TV Viewing Post Eye Surgery
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Protected: Waiting Rooms: Lots of Sketching Time
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Protected: What To Do When You Are House Bound
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Protected: The Piecemeal Portrait Tutorial That Wasn’t
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Protected: Notes to Yourself in Your Journal
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Protected: Keeping Your Mind in the Present Moment
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