Hi! I’m Chou-Tac,
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1- Where do you come from? Your age?
2- Why do you want to learn to sketch?
3- How did you discover the blog? (Sorry I’m so curious!)
BONUS:
– Which problem are you facing today?
– What would you like to learn from the blog?
2- Why do you want to learn to sketch?
3- How did you discover the blog? (Sorry I’m so curious!)
BONUS:
– Which problem are you facing today?
– What would you like to learn from the blog?
1. South Africa, 39
2. Life long ambition
3. Google
4. Knowing where to start learning how to draw
5. Fundamentals to practice
I’m 25 from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I came from YouTube. I landed here because both hyperrealism and realism fascinate me. I know people frown upon both, but whether a landscape, architecture, or portrait, being able to draw exactly what your eyes see and make that moment live eternally with you would be lovely. I’m a fresh beginner, so seeing the world in 3D shapes in 1, 2, 3, and 4-point perspectives and simply converting them to their most basic shapes is something I’m currently struggling with.
I’m from England. I’m 66.
I want to learn to sketch so I can do something creative and portable.
I’m 16 years old, and I’m from Brazil
I want to learn how to sketch because I’ve always liked drawing, and I draw quite well, but at a very amateur level, That’s why I want to improve and sketch more of my ideas than I could before.
I discovered your blog through a YouTube channel called Ricardo Yamaguchi
The problems I face with the drawings are:
Well… basically everything, to be honest, the line, the proportion, and also how I can start from scratch
What I would like to learn from the blog:
Make lines more confident and less curved
Learn about forms and their benefits
and more…
(Sorry if my English is bad, I’m still learning…)
Je viens du Québec. J’ai 77 ans- J’ai toujours voulu savoir dessiner. Maintenant que je suis a la retraite je veux m’y mettre. Il n’est jamais trop tard
I am a Brazilian Artist, but I feel that my drawings still até Very imperfect.
I’m from Abyssinia. and 24 yrs. old. had deep interest in sketching and drawing ever since I watched the lion king animation and loved the drawing. finally i discovered this blog while I was googling tutorials on sketching.
Hello Abyssinia,
That is a great movie.
Love the expressions.
Jestem z Polski. Mam mnóstwo pomysłów i potrzebuje przelać to na papier. Bloga znalazłam na YouTube. Interesuje mnie techniczny podział brył. Pozdrawiam!
i am Abhishek Mishra from Mumbai India, i am 28, i want to learn illustration to be able to teach better, i discovered this blog while googling.
Im from New Zealand ,30s
learn to improve my skills
I discovered your blog from ai searching@ perplexity
Id like to learn not only the skills but also your insights behind your skills
Hi Steven,
Do you have any specific questions eventually? 🙂
I’m Drawnner (fictitious name), I’m from Brazil and I’m 16 years old. I want to learn to draw with the main objective of bringing my characters and ideas to life. I discovered your blog on YouTube. I’m a beginner, I don’t know much, I’ve been training for a few days and I feel like I’m doing well… I think. With the blog, my goal is to get better at drawing, to be able to draw incredible drawings and spread them around the world. If you read it, thank you for your attention.
Hello Drawnner,
What matters is keeping nurturing your curiosity, your level will rise 🙂
I can feel your great energy. Keep studying with that passion and eager to surprise the world with your creations!
That is the key.
Cheers,
Chou-Tac
Uganda
30 years old
I have a lot of free time and I want to learn a new skill
An architect friend recommended the website to me.
Hi Allan,
Please say thank you to your friend 🙂
Brasil
30 years
since i was a kid i wanted to draw anything i see…
YouTube
in my carrier im in a part of draw but loc of knowledge …
Anything that i can Learn from The beging to The end…
Hey Andre,
It is always exciting to start a new journey.
Keep discovering and practicing daily what you learn.
Draw with fun, and you will progress.
You will see how the more you progress, the more you will be confident and eager to level up your drawing skills. 🙂
PS: There is no end. That is why sketching is an amazing lifetime journey.
1. New Zealand – 50+
2. I haven’t been taught before and I would like to know how to do it properly
3. I was searching for ideas on how to draw contours and found your blog in a google search.
Bonus
– where to start – actually making a start – I quite like the idea of the 365 day challenge.
How to draw with confidence.
Hi Kathleen,
Sure, learning the basics step by step is essential for a much faster progress after that. 🙂
And it can be fun!