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There is often a mystery that clouds the visual arts with confusion and uncertainty. This is largely because most of us were never given serious art instruction in our childhood years. Jake Parker breaks down the fundamentals of basic drawing and cuts through the fog with so much clarity you'll be saying, "I could do that".

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This video takes you from simple line construction under-drawings all the way to solid render lines of objects and characters, including his famous "Skull Chaser!" If you struggle with drawing characters, objects, or any form, you will understand how easy it can be if you follow his simple instructions.

Ive been drawing on and off for a long time and have stuck to the stuff I am comfortable drawing. (NOT IMPROVING OR LEVELLING UP) Ive always wanted to create characters and imagine a story and personality behind them. My only problem was being able to draw characters and scenes that I was happy with. I always felt that i had potential as an artist but could not show improvement quick enough for me to stay motivated. During and after taking this class I IMMEDIATELY saw that with combining these ideas and techniques I showed a big leap of improvement. It turns out I always had it in me and I just needed a push in the right direction and to re-build my foundation on techniques to drawing. This class was fantastic for equipping me with all the necessary tools to draw EVERYTHING I COULD IMAGINE! This class is the best drawing class out there and i recommend it to everyone wanting to LEVEL-UP. I thank Jake for taking the time to help everyone he can get better at drawing and i cannot wait to take the rest of his classes!

And from here you can go on to color drawing and painting....I am an art school graduate and have been drawing seriously since I was a kid. Jake Parker's course is how I wished I had learned about drawing. Jake Parker starts with teaching you what representational drawing is, and by the end he has showed you all the fundamental techniques you need in order to draw anything you want to draw, observed or imagined. If you want to draw stylistically or non-objectively, I think it is important that you understand representational drawing, too. (And maybe even first of all; but I'm not the art police, so you do what you want to do.)There is so much information in this course (like a year at art school!) that at first I felt overwhelmed. I wondered if actual beginning drawers would be frustrated or confused. I recommend you do what I did: replay the video when something doesn't make sense, pause the video and go do the drawing for yourself as many times as it takes to "get it", and develop a practice habit (Jake Parker suggests this over and over for good reasons!). I am guilty of not doing the last but I finally see why it will be essential to my success in art.Thank you, Jake Parker.

but why do famous Mangakas have almost the same work? for the weekly/years selling millions, the studio/Mangakas should have the money to pay like 20 artists for them to help with the draws, script, etc. and the Mangaka just telling them what to do, or having little sketches and not doing the crazy draws with only 2/3 people helping them, when i see famous Mangakas getting sick because of overworking and lack of sleep etc, i really dnt understand

Because Im making a comic of my own and I think to make it with such detail you must have ridiculous amounts of talent. I feel like If he was in the show he would be no doubt S class with that drawing skill.

I cant draw anything in rhino 6. everything I draw in wireframe is invisible. I can select it but I cant see it. I just installed it and did one drawing fine and hit undo and now everything is invisible in wireframe

Wim is correct. GPU tessellation is a very good feature to hace enabled as this is the feature that can dramatically improve the speed of drawing all curves and surface wires in Rhino. Updating your graphics driver is the best first thing to try.

Like If I become professional in drawing humans. Being able to draw realistic humans.. Then, will I be able to draw everything else well/ realistically too? Or would I still have a hard time with it ?

I find it helpful to do just a few of these warm ups at the start of a drawing session, it helps me to create smoother line work. And for beginning sketchers it can be helpful to loosen up and learn pencil control.

Often you will draw several loose lines in the first explorative stage, now is the time to decide on one contour line and define it with a solid line. Try to stay true to what you see in front of you.

My kids love to draw and we have an entire shelf filled with drawing books. Everything from portrait drawing to cartooning. Today I am excited to share with you a new drawing book our family has been using.

The drawings are simple and easy to follow. There are very few words; it is basically a matter of looking at the pictures and and recreating them. I love working with colored pencils (these are our all-time favorites*) so this book was very appealing to me.

I really like this How to Draw Almost Everything and am happy to have it as an addition to our drawing shelf. After just a few minutes with this book yur child will produce simple almost cartoon-like illustrations.

Since producing the OG version, he's done a lot more teaching, and made a lot more art instructional videos. So he figured he could do a lot better at helping y'all learn how to draw EVERYTHING. This time around, he included more instruction, more exercises and more Skull Chaser!

Teaches young artists how to draw anything and everything from astronauts to zebras, from robots to sports cars, and from fairies to dinosaurs. Filled with easy to follow, step by step projects and packed with tips on how to draw and finish your pictures for a professional look. Ages 8 & up. Fully illustrated, in color.

I'm new to OpenGL3 and now I'm considering moving to OpenGL3 and port my old code. I started reading the few tutorials I found on the web just yesterday. I already have experience with the old OpenGL. What struck me that that almost everything I know about it is deprecated/removed/burninated from the core.

I need to pass vertex buffers to the graphics hardware, it will be faster, it's okay. But from this point tutorials move on writing and compiling GLSL shaders. Does this mean that from now I'll need shaders to accomplish even the (previously) simplest tasks and care of all the gory details? Eg. drawing a gouraud shaded triangle but making sure that it's rendered perspectively correct (fragment shader). Or doing the perspective transformations themselves (vertex "shading").

Now that's really strange, I can't really add anything to Brynn's comments, but I also can't figure out why it looks like you are in the one of the drawing modes wen you are drawing a rectangle or ellipse. Can you reset your input device? Just wondering if you happened to have switched to v 1.0 and that's when it started perhaps? Or if your mouse/tablet is partway plugged in, or dying. Can you reset/reboot the tablet, that's all I can think of.

I had the same problem on my initial start-up of inkscape just now. I just wanted to get the feel of it, and no matter what I tried to draw, nothing would actually appear. You can't really play along with tutorials if nothing is sticking to the paper when you try and draw something!

This thread did work though, because it gave me the clue of the 'last used style'. Since the posts above don't solve the problem in the way it presented for me, I thought I'd add to this in case anyone comes here with the same presentation of the "can't draw" problem.

I clicked the "Fill: and Stroke: " box at the top right, and it took me to the preferences (see the attached image). There are radial buttons which for me were on "last used style" (but there is none, as it is the first time I've used inkscape). When I checked the "This tool's own style" it suddenly made the drawing appear. Now it is selectable and editable etc., and so solved my problem. I guess you could go directly to the preferences if you can't find the box I'm talking about to click on.

Im new to this but everything worked perfectly till now. For some reason i cannot draw any land, river, anything outside of this square (i can draw on the other part of the triangle ). The grid is disabled, snap is also off and i dont know what else i should do.

What happens here is that CC3+'s drawing tools are set to stop at the map border, and the map border itself is identified by entities on the MAP BORDER layer. What has happened here is that you have somehow gotten some extra entities on that layer, which basically redefines the map border.

What you should see (what is supposed to be there) is a set of four lines or a rectangle demarking the extent of your map - like the edge of the picture. If there is anything else on that layer it needs to be deleted or moved to a different layer using the change properties tool. If the rectangle that's meant to be there is the wrong size (in this case I suspect it might be way too small) it will need to be adjusted, or deleted and redrawn. If you need to adjust it turn on the Snap and use the node move tool to pick up the corners and put them in the right place.

How to draw anything and everything, including the kitchen sink . . . ?

Gillian Johnson, the renowned illustrator and artist, invites you to let your inner artist come out to play.

* These full-colour drawings and sketches provide a starting point and inspiration for having a go yourself

* With unfinished drawings to complete, and plenty of space for you to experiment and improvise, this is a joyous way to discover your untapped artistic talents

* Starting with easy projects and quick sketches of the objects around you at home, the book progresses through a series of fun and challenging ideas that you can try for yourself.

Whether drawing flowers, hands or faces, or using shading, perspective or different styles, this is a great way to lose your inhibitions and get drawing.