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Line Work
When you begin a drawing, always keep your initial line work light and the lines relatively thin (so that it is easier to make adjustments later). This way you don't have to keep erasing. When you spend time erasing, you aren't… Continue
Created by Wendy Froshay Jun 16, 2008 at 11:26am. Last updated by Wendy Froshay Jul 1, 2008.
When is Seeing Less, Seeing More? When you SQUINT
Squint often at your subject and also at your
drawing… Continue
Created by Wendy Froshay Jul 1, 2008 at 1:38pm. Last updated by Wendy Froshay Jul 1, 2008.
Create Dimension by varying your lines:
Using a flat, solid line, especially around the outside of a shape, tends to flatten the shape.
Create line variation by adding thicker or darker line 'segments' to your lightly worked drawing.
Using this technique will help to… Continue
Created by Wendy Froshay Jun 16, 2008 at 11:24am. Last updated by Wendy Froshay Jul 1, 2008.
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We artists seem to have loads of fear issues. I want to address just one o… Continue Posted by Wendy Froshay on July 16, 2008 at 8:52pm — 3 Comments
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