Subject: Master Your Drawing Skills!
From: "Drawspace" <[email-masked]>
To: "RHB" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2017 15:28:40 +0000

Hello RHB!

Master Your Drawing Skills!

Examining and imitating the work of a master is not only a great way to strengthen existing skills and develop new techniques, it’s also a good way to build confidence in your work. Thankfully, the visual arts are as old as humanity, which means we have plenty of wonderful examples to follow.

This week’s lessons are written and illustrated by Brenda Hoddinott, art educator and author of Drawing for Dummies. Give them a try and see if you can recreate the work of masters like Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo.

Study of a Flowers

Tap into the genius of Leonardo Da Vinci, and outline a flower with mixed-weight contour lines while adding shading with mixed-weight hatching lines (5.1.A11: Beginner)

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Nuremburg Woman

Use various grades of graphite pencils to recreate Albrecht Dürer’s pen and watercolor drawing of a ornately dressed female figure (5.1.A30: Advanced)

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Sketch of a Youth

Use mixed lineweights and hatching to sketch a portrait of a youth in the style of Michelangelo (5.1.A25: Intermediate)

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Tell Us What You Think

Have you tried Mike Sibley’s new video lessons yet? If so, we want to know what you think. After you’ve given one of our video lessons a try, share your experience on social media.

Drawspace lessons are used by millions of individuals and homeschoolers, and in thousands of schools, colleges, and universities all over the world.

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