R. Schmidt
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Articles by this Author
Tutorial: How to Sketch the Human Body
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 04/22/2010
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
The best way to begin mastering human body proportions is to analyze the classic division of the body in to eight equivalent pieces, from the top on the head to the bottom of the foot Each of these eight areas is actually estimated the dimension of a head
The Best Way to Draw Portraits
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 04/16/2010
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
I know numerous starting artists who wish to start from nothing and draw a portrait of a person they know or someone famous Drawing excellent portraits is like the holy grail of sketching
How to Sketch the Portions of Any Portrait Symmetrical and Consistently
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 03/15/2010
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
Perhaps you might have discovered this on your own: it is definitely challenging to draw the distinct parts of a person's face It usually takes lots of practice to produce wonderful and lively noses, eyes, mouth and wild hair
Instruction: How to Draw Hands Proportions
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 02/21/2010
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
Recently I gave you some points on how to draw hands Seems a lot of of my readers went through these points and ask now for further material
How to Draw Trees - An Simple Step by Step Lesson
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 12/28/2009
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
If you desire to study how to sketch a tree, start your drawing with a fundamental sketch consisting of branches, trunks (inside structure), and leaves (peripheral structure)
When drawing trees, the single most significant aspect is lighting
Start to Learn How to Draw Better
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 12/19/2009
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
When you learn to draw, soon you realize: the big part of this art is just craftsmanship and technique When you're expert in the basic methods, your creativity can rely on this foundations
Learn Drawing Step by Step & Train Your Own Drawing Style
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 12/19/2009
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
You will perhaps find that as you learn to draw gradually, you will develop your own individual drawing style quite naturally Your personality is unique, you observe things differently to how others do and the muscles in your hand are different to anyone else's
Defeating Dissatisfaction When Learning Drawing
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 11/20/2009
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
You may be irritated and disappointed because you have just begun to be trained in how to draw and you are discovering it to be tougher than you believed it was
Or you may be attempting a new theme or a new procedure or a new drawing medium and your hard works are not meeting up to your potential
These Exercises Increase Your Drawing Abilities
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 04/7/2009
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
Once you learn to draw, soon you recognize: a major part of this art is just craftsmanship and technique Once you are proficient in the primary techniques, your creativeness can rely on these basics
Use the POSI System For Learning to Draw
- By R. Schmidt
- Published 12/29/2008
- Arts and Crafts
- Unrated
One of the most important things to learn when learning to draw is realizing the formula almost every artist uses to fill a blank sheet of paper with more and more lines until she finished the drawing Though apparently complicated this formula consists of several separate and simple tasks