Drawing is not only the base to any form of graphic art It doesn’t matter if you consider yourself to be a painter, printmaker, etc, drawing is part of the process. And Drawing is an Art Expression Way in itself. Therefore, we can all benefit from improve our drawing habilities. All of us are born artists and with some practice and learning we can improve our artistic drawing skills.
The thing about drawing is that some of us still that artists have an innate hability in themselves, that artists born with all their skills already devoloped, but this is not truth. We believe that there is a certain level of skill that we are limited to, and once we reach that level there’s no more room for improvement. People create all kinds of excuses for why they can’t draw better.
Truthfully, drawing is a skill that just requires a bit of knowledge, practice and desire to improve. I have repeated this many times, you can be the greatest artist that you want to be, there is no limit.
The problem is that many of us simply don’t know how to improve our skills. We may accept that drawing is a skill that can be learned, we just don’t know how to learn it.
Growing and improving your drawing skills does require time, patience, and practice. But with the correct exercises, you can speed your learning dramatically.
I’d like to share with you a some exercises to dramatically improving your drawing skills. This is one of them. Of course, don’t expect to become an expert in just under a week, but you should notice a clear improvement in your drawings after this time. Spend an hour a day to get the most out out of this experience or at least 15 minutes. Keep in mind that this is an exercise to practice. Don’t just watch it.
The pencils used are 2B and 8B and the paper is 90 gram sketch paper.