According to Mirriam-Webster, inspiration is “the action or power of moving the intellect or emotions; the act of influencing or suggesting opinions”. For me, this power of moving the emotions and suggesting opinions comes from art. Many people have asked, … Continue reading →
I thought I’d give you a glimpse of how to easily transfer an image to your drawing space. It will produce a simple line-art guide for you to use to create any drawing. I use it mainly for portraits of either people or animals, but it could be used for anything. I’ve used it for flowers even.
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When my sister first introduced me to drawing, I was given a charcoal pencil. Later in 2010 when I began drawing again, I picked up a regular mechanical pencil and began drawing on a sketch pad. Since then, I’ve learned a bit about the tools of the trade.
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People talk about sleep deprivation, caffeine deprivation, and grandchild deprivation. When we go without art, our lives become dull and lifeless.
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