You want to learn how to draw, but need an object to the drawing? When I draw, I am of those who need to have a purpose. Drawing takes time. Although it is very pleasant for me, I always like to have a reason to pass the time. I need a kind of motivation.
Probably most of the people who benefit, if the could make a little money, would not issue motivated to draw more often. However, the purpose of this article is not of you to say how you can earn money from your drawings. I assume that you are not even close to this point yet. You are the person who is still learning or looking for a way in which you can get motivated to start drawing again. You are the person who wants to obtain more drawing before trying to sell your first design successful.
Before you even start looking to monetize you must develop your own style, technique, and the name. Must be quite some time before people want to do you something for them. So, here are some ways you can stay motivated.
The first way that I get motivated is by selecting a photo that I love and that you really want to draw. Find a good photo drawing may take some time, but it will be much more fun to draw. I tried a few photos of design for people who were not of high quality and which have never been happy with the result.
What is a good picture drawing? Well, I came to love photography and would eventually like to draw my own photos. Although I have an excellent camera, I am not always able, or have time to shoot the pictures I want. A good photo of drawing is that find you immediately, because the subject is in focus and the lighting is great.
Professional cameras are fun to play with because you can use a variety of lenses that allow you to obtain that some area in focus and all the rest will be blurred. In a future article I will explain why you tend to better than others, as these types of photos where everything is under discussion. Draw you what you see and don't have to worry about doing better than the picture drawing. This is why I love the drawing for photographers. I know that I am put to success rather than failure.
Perhaps that you don't think you're good enough, but at least work towards something drawing for someone else. It's how I began to draw. Most of my design were for someone else. They were not anywhere near perfect then and still are not always the way I want to watch today. There is always something that will just not result right.
Share your work. See what the people think. Tell people what you are doing and share your passion. Accept criticism and learn from him. I use the criticism I get on my designs to improve my technique and style. Others are often better highlighting errors or the ways in which I can improve because they did not work with the drawing.
Alright, let's start...
Activity 1 - Join a group of artists
If you have not already joined a group of artists drawing, I suggest do so you. You can learn from others and help and be helped.
Here are five places, you can display your artwork
Drawspace.com
Artpapa.com
GFXartist.com
ratemydrawings.com
Activity 2 - find a Photo for the drawing
Find a good photo. We hope that you will find a good photo to draw that you yourself have made. Internet may have many good photos of drawing on it, but most of them will be author. DO NOT DOWNLOAD THEM ON YOUR COMPUTER. Especially if you want to display your designs on the web, make sure that you have written permission from the photographer. Make sure that you make it clear to him that you are going to do with the image. Do not assume anything. If you are given permission, do not sell the design to someone else.
Find a good photo? Joined at least a group of drawing? Great! Now that you're ready for the next article, which is called how to draw - Drawing Techniques (3). In this article, we will explore different techniques which use artists. Try them out on the photo you have or choose.
Reuel Feenstra is a design artist who draws pictures of people. It has its own Web site to the 2bdrawing.com. He began drawing at a very young age and has recently started to draw for photographers from around the world.
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