“I can barely draw a stick man”. How then can I expect,…
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In this video I talk about a thing in drawing light and…
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In this video I talk about the most important thing to focus…
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Some times it feels like the only thing that matters in your…
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Do you have to many unfinished drawings and paintings lying…
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In this video, I talk about a few things you should consider,…
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Very often, I get the question, why is it so hard to draw…
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Should you choose one artistic style? And how do you know…
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In this video, I talk about the last cornerstone of drawing,…
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How to start a drawing
If you can only draw stick men ... here´s what to do
The most important thing in drawing light and shadow - Part 2
The most important thing in drawing light and shadow - Part 1
Creating a space for YOU in your art practice
Do you have too many unfinished art projects lying around...?
When you´re asked to draw a drawing for some one ... then what?
Why is it so hard to draw humans and animals?
Should you choose one artistic style? And how do you know if you made the right choice?
The three cornerstones of drawing - part 4