Tired of erasing as you draw? This guide explains how sketching without an eraser sharpens your basic drawing skills and builds intuitive, confident lines. Follow Chou-Tac Chung’s expert tips to practice faster, embrace imperfection, and advance your design sketches.
Want to draw better and faster? Embrace the iterative sketching mindset—get out of your comfort zone, stay humble, take risks, and enjoy the creative process. This guide helps aspiring designers master rapid drawing improvement.
Struggling to draw smooth ellipses freehand? This tutorial breaks down common mistakes and offers 8 practical solutions like ghost drawing, whole-arm movement, and symmetry tips. Improve your industrial design sketches confidently and fast.
1 Learning how to sketch is about making iteration. We try, we do mistakes, we adjust… we retry… and so on. That’s how we keep learning and get better at anything. If you want to learn the violin, you have to try, explore and train your ears. So you will fine-tune. Same for drawing. I was reading an article from my friend Roy...
Your first idea often feels like a stroke of genius, but stopping there limits your creative growth. By challenging yourself to explore more options, embracing mistakes, and focusing on research over perfection, you’ll develop stronger ideas and become a more resourceful designer!
Making mistakes is not a failure but a crucial part of learning to draw. Like learning to ride a bike, sketching improves through practice, patience, and embracing errors. This guide inspires product designers to view mistakes as opportunities for growth and creativity.
