hi somebody knows how i can improve my drawing skills?

Answer 1

Either take up an art class or search the net for free online tuitions. See google.

Answer 2

Here are a few tips:

1. Observe. Look at "real" objects, people, places, things. Watch people, animals, nature, buildings, etc. Look at magazines, anything with pictures of real items. View stuff on the Internet.

2. Everything has a basic shape. People's faces, bodies have beginning shapes. Animals have basic shapes. Buildings, vehicles, etc. on to anything in life has a basic shape, and the key is to find it and build from there. A face starts out as oval or somewhat square, depending on the person, and you build from there. A torso is an inverted triangle,etc.

3. Copy what you see. You don't have to be literal about it, but try to draw what you see onto paper. Just get a basic OUTLINE of the item(s) you see. This will enable you to get a feel for what you are drawing, and will improve your speed.

4. Take pictures. Of anything, anywhere. in any type of light, whether it's black and white 35 mm or color film.

5. Correct drawing supplies. Make sure you have the right drawing pencils, in varying degrees of softness and hardness, from B through H. The right paper, such as Strathmore 300 or 400 series of the smooth or fine tooth works best with pencil and pen and ink. Use technical pens if possible, as they have very fine points if you want to highlight something in ink. I am not good at brush work with ink, but am competent with tech pens, but you may want to try your hand at inking with sable brushes, if you get into inking.

6. Patience. Enjoy drawing. Don't get frustrated. Tune out the world. Put on music you like. Use a comfortable chair and table, and practice.

7. Read some books. The library always offers books on drawing. Hobby Lobby or Waldenbooks also have drawing books. If you are into comics type drawing, check out "How to Draw the Marvel Way", or DC Comics "Comic Book Penciling" or " How to Draw Comics" by Dick Giordano.

Observance, practice, and patience. Good luck!

Answer 3

There is no improvement without practice. Practice makes perfect. All you have to do is get your drawing pad and pencils and find yourself a park and get busy drawing everything you see! Buy yourself drawing books that show you how to specfically design certain things - in other words - if you are having trouble with faces, or noses, or birds, or whatever - get a book that will teach you the basics - and just DRAW. Good luck

Answer 4

Practice is pretty much everything. When i was at school i got told to just give up on the idea of doing art for GCSE as my art teacher told me I had no talent in that direction at all.

I loved drawing and while i gave up on doing the exam i still spent most of my spare time drawing and eventually went on to do the GSCE art when in the sixth form, got a C! Then I did A levels and i came fourth in my year at college. I fulfilled my dream of going to art college which i wanted to do since i was six years old.

That's a long winded way of saying it, but never give up!

Answer 5

I used tobe a part time cartoonist, (still draw in my spare time.) Just get a thought in your head & follow the lines. Let your imagination run wild, no matter how bizarre!!! If that fails, there's a book called how to draw Disney characters, it's great. Available from Woolworths, I think it's about five pounds. xxx

Answer 6

Go to a community college and start taking art classes if you don't want to spend a lot of money.

If you're in college, major in fine arts and take lots of drawing classes.

And then there's practice. Keep drawing every day and you'll slowly notice that your drawings get better and better.

Answer 7

Salam Rahmat.

Dear Culoamargo.
You will learn drawing from comics or manga.

Mmm....take note this. You know about Khat? An Arabic style of writing. I hope you know it.
You could learn it, l suggest. It is very beautiful art.
I am not an Arabian, but lt really give me best satisfield..

Bye....Hope it help.

Answer 8

hello dear, you must start first to draw differnt shapes, by your hands until you perfectly like your work...you must also draw hundreds of drawings in order to experience your drawing skills...

Answer 9

PRACTISE DRAWING
TRACING
AND DOING OUTLINES AND STUFF
that sort of worked for me