6 Weekly Exercises To Do That Will Improve Your Artwork
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If you had the chance to read Discovering My Passion , then you're aware of what I did to improve my artistry from the moment I realized art was a passion I wanted to pursue-- and how much practice that entailed: but, what exactly should we be practicing? Technique/Application, Backgrounds, Portraiture, Expression-- What we practice should revolve around these four instances and their subcategories: perspective, movement, setting, mood. To make it easy, h ere are Six Weekly Exercises to Improve Your Artwork. 1. Observation Drawing Observation is the most important skill to hone if you want to create more realistic drawings/paintings. Anything that requires observation skills requires a focus on small details. Take, for instance, if you were drawing a textured surface, (let's say a fluffy pillow); observation requires you to stop and consider every hand movement as you press pencil against paper. As you draw the pillow, what lines (and their directions) would br