Learning to Draw » Drawing Theory http://learningtodraw.net Learn How to Draw! Sat, 29 Oct 2011 16:22:48 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= How to Draw Two-Point Perspective http://learningtodraw.net/draw-two-point-perspective http://learningtodraw.net/draw-two-point-perspective#comments Sat, 29 Oct 2011 16:22:48 +0000 Jacob http://learningtodraw.net/?p=684 Drawing in perspective does not have to be hard. This video will explain to you what the basics are, so you can easily add depth to your drawings.

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Author: Cedarseed

]]> http://learningtodraw.net/big-guide-drawing-human-body/feed 0 How to Draw an Eye http://learningtodraw.net/how-to-draw-an-eye http://learningtodraw.net/how-to-draw-an-eye#comments Tue, 25 Oct 2011 12:30:24 +0000 Jacob http://learningtodraw.net/?p=653 Eyes may just be some of the trickiest parts of the human body you can draw, and, especially when it comes to realistic eyes, this may discourage you. You have to keep trying though, because getting the hang of drawing eyes means that you will also learn a bunch of other important drawing techniques. And don’t forget, of course, that you can really impress people with a well drawn eye. So use this eye drawing tutorial and push yourself forward, so you can make your drawing skills even better.

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]]> http://learningtodraw.net/how-to-draw-an-eye/feed 0 Creating Photo-Realistic Drawings with Pencil and Graphite http://learningtodraw.net/creating-photo-realistic-drawings-pencil-graphite http://learningtodraw.net/creating-photo-realistic-drawings-pencil-graphite#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2010 14:00:34 +0000 Jacob http://learningtodraw.net/?p=595 Don’t be mistaken, creating drawings that look like photographs, while most definitely not something for beginners, is absolutely possible. In this tutorial, you will be given some simple tips on how to make your drawings look like the real thing. These are advanced tips, so those of you without much experience might not see much use in them yet, but in the future you might.

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Source: Empty Easel

Author: H. Edward Brooks

]]> http://learningtodraw.net/creating-photo-realistic-drawings-pencil-graphite/feed 0 Drawing Hair http://learningtodraw.net/drawing-hair http://learningtodraw.net/drawing-hair#comments Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:58:29 +0000 Jacob http://learningtodraw.net/?p=468 Drawing hair is not easy, and it more than most other things in drawing, it requires a lot of practice to be able to do to successfully. There are, however, always tricks you can use to make your hair drawing better. This tutorial shows you ways to draw realistic straight and curly hair, and even how to draw hair waving in the wind. Even if it’s still too difficult, it might serve as great inspiration for your future goals

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Source: Stars Portraits

Author: Tomáš

]]> http://learningtodraw.net/drawing-hair/feed 0 Three-Dimensional Drawing http://learningtodraw.net/three-dimensional-drawing http://learningtodraw.net/three-dimensional-drawing#comments Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:18:35 +0000 Jacob http://learningtodraw.net/?p=458 If you do not want your drawings to look flat you will have to combine a variety of techniques and apply them in such a way to your drawing as to give it a realistic impression of depth. This tutorial shows you how you can create this three-dimensionality in realistic, but still simple ways. Give depth to your drawing by applying perspective and shading correctly.

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Author: Howard David Johnson

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Author: Nicolien Beerens

]]> http://learningtodraw.net/shading-and-blending/feed 0 How to Draw What You See http://learningtodraw.net/how-to-draw-what-you-see http://learningtodraw.net/how-to-draw-what-you-see#comments Sun, 10 Jan 2010 12:54:01 +0000 Jacob http://learningtodraw.net/?p=446 One of the biggest things new drawing students find hard to understand is how to draw what you see. This tutorial will explain to you a simple technique to draw what what you see step-by-step, and not what you think you see, and how to use this technique to create realistic drawings. The tutorial also includes general drawing tips which anyone can find useful.

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Author: Dan

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