Click Image To Visit Site As a professional illustrator and teacher, I was hired by a university to rescue two classes of Graphic Design students who were due to complete their diplomas, but they could not draw well.
Using the proven step by step workshops I had written and trialed over many years I took these students from rough amateurs to skilled practitioners of technical and commercial drawing.
Discover the simple skill system taught to over 2,000 art and design students, teachers and illustrators over the past 18 years. These unique techniques get you in full control no matter what your current skill level.
The good news is – You can start at ANY level and learn to draw easily. I know. I’ve seen it time and time again.
You’ll soon discover how to create drawings that are skillful and fascinating … artworks that are uniquely yours, professional, and a pleasure to display. You won’t be frustrated by trying to transfer your ideas from your thoughts to your canvas waiting for your creativity to get into gear.
I also write Design, Multimedia and IT Courses for colleges and schools. Teaching subjects include:
I have been Art Director and Editor for an internationally recognized company and the Project Manager and Editor of a prize-winner in the Asia Pacific I T & T Awards.
The very first student I taught was myself and so drawing, cartooning, painting and sketching seem very natural to me.
I have taken people of all ages from preschoolers to people in their 70s and in 20 minutes or less I would see the light come on in their eyes when they suddenly realise that this process works! And now they can, despite all previous experiences to the contrary, draw in ways that are truly satisfying.
One of the first secrets is learning how to work without an eraser. Knowing where to place the pen in the first place is one of the secrets to being able to draw. Confidence allows you to draw with flourish and that sense of unleashing your creative flow.
There are great art classes you can attend but many people are too embarrassed by their level of skills to front up to an art class.
There are great art books you can buy but they usually begin at a level which is already beyond the reach of many developing artists. In frustration you may just stay where you are with limited or negligible skill and decide that anything more is just beyond you.
It is evident that so many people do not have the opportunity to take time out and seek a great teacher to impart enough knowledge to get started.
The foundations of knowing how to draw with confidence is of immense value to graphic designers, web developers, school teachers, painters, business people, hobbyists, interior designers, creative professionals, parents, students, teacher aides and school librarians in fact anyone who wants to draw.
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