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   6-12-11

   Mrs FF says:

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   On the internet, there are lots of art-related resources available now, covering almost every aspect of drawing. You can get guides to a variety of techniques, styles and skill levels, and should be able to find the instruction and inspiration you need.

   Where to start

   We’re going to focus on the free stuff (or sites with at least a free online component), since we haven’t tried any of the paid programs/online classes and can’t vouch for their quality.

   Drawspace
   Drawspace is a community of a few hundred thousand drawing enthusiasts, professional artists and art educators. They offer a large and growing library of free, downloadable, high-quality lessons authored by artists, art educators and authors. Best of all, the drawing tutorials and art lessons are easy to browse — because no registration or login is required.

   Deviantart
   This huge art community features hundreds of member-created tutorials on every aspect of art you can imagine — drawing included. You’ll also be able to browse millions of pieces of member-uploaded artwork from which to draw inspiration and get tips.

   More general drawing guides/tutorials:

   • Drawing tutorials from GFX Artist
   • Drawing tutorials: How to draw step-by-step
   • About.com Drawing & sketching
   • Various art lessons

   More lessons and how-to draw

   If you have a specific interest or focus — whether we’re talking a style or area you want to improve — there are lots of focused material out there for you. Here’s a sampling:

   Specific how-tos:

   • People: Lips | Eyes | Hands & feet
   • Draw a fashion figure | Clothing
   • How to draw animals | Pet portraits
   • Drawing Manga
   • Instruction for Charcoal & Graphite Pencil Artists

   Drawing techniques:

   • Three-dimensional drawing
   • Figure drawing: Basic pose and composition
   • 9 Steps to creating better compositions

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