Grenbug

This card is from SVS Learn How to Draw Everything. This lesson is about about pulling all the basics of shape, line and tone together to draw simple things. This demo is drawing a car. It’s supposed to be from imagination, but my own internal reference library of vehicles is…

This lesson is from SVS How to Draw Everything This lesson is about pulling together everything we learned in class using shape, line, and tone. I followed the demo and drew a building from the example. I’m not sure how I will handle these cards in the future. The demo…

This lesson is from SVS How to Draw Everything This lesson is an intro to tone, what it does for your drawing, and how to add tone. This is just an intro where we practice basic concepts of using a technique like hatching to create depth to an object. The…

This lesson is from SVS How to Draw Everything. This lesson is about different types of lines and how they can help you to show the shape and texture of an object. It’s a quick easy lesson, but good to practice at coming up with different boxes to try to…

This lesson is from SVS How to Draw Everything. This lesson is about trying to eyeball 3D shapes and how they can interact by combining them and cutting away pieces of them, all in estimated perspective. This was a harder lesson so far, so most of my hour was watching…

This lesson is from SVS How to Draw Everything. This lesson is about estimating shapes in perspective. Some other lessons I am taking use rulers to draw or to verify that the lines correctly map to the vanishing points. This lesson is about estimating or eyeballing the shapes in perspective.…

This lesson is from this Draw A Box, Lesson 2. This lesson is about stacking and intersecting organic shapes in the form of sausages. I did this lesson for the first time a few days ago and struggled with the concept. This time I got closer to understanding it! I…

This lesson is from this SVS – How to Draw Everything. This focus of this lesson is muscle memory. We want to develop the basic technical skills of good lines, shapes, and perspective so that we don’t need to think about the basics when we are trying to work on…