Description : Pointillism or stippling is when you use a series of dots to create an image. It takes time, and loads of patience, but the results can be incredibly impressive!
Craft Link : Pointillism
Source : Learn to Art!
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Learn How To Draw What You See with a free, easy-to-understand article from emptyeasel.com. This simple article is divided into 12 short topics.
These include…
1. Make sure there’s a direct light source
2. Use a viewfinder to set up your composition
3. Start drawing objects that intersect the border
4. Check line angles with your pencil
5. Work around each edge and then move inward
6. Draw the negative space around the objects
7. Close one eye to flatten out the image
8. Look back and forth as often as possible
9. Erase when you see something wrong
10. Shade from darkest to lightest
11. Include a full range of values (favorite tip)
12. Take a break before finishing
Short as How To Draw What You See is, I learned quite a bit of useful information from it. Unless you are already a competent artist, I believe you will too.
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Colored Pencils offer a lot of control for the new artist. The ability to erase, redraw, and erase again is one of the big advantages of colored pencils over fine arts such as watercolors. Colored pencil projects can also be put down for long periods and then restarted with no loss of quality of work. All in all, colored pencils are a very flexible medium to work with.
In case you have no training in using color pencils, here are some color pencil tutorials to get you started.
General Information On Colored Pencils
Specific Color Pencil Tutorials
Color Pencil Tips
Color Pencil Videos
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Drawing is a valuable skill for anyone to master. Even a low level of ability is a help in dozens of areas of living. Here are a couple of links to make learning a little easier.
Drawing Lessons: Fine Art
Drawing Tutorials: Anime
Drawing Tutorials: Cartooning
Drawing Tutorials: Portraits
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