How to Master Drawing?
First start with understanding that learning how to draw will take time, devotion, practice, and effort.
Keep in mind that in addition to being good at art takes a very certain type of mind set.
Here is what I would recommend in learning how to become good at drawing. This is what worked for me:
Learn all the basics. This includes being familiar with all the mediums of art, and feeling comfortable with the elements and principles of art. You can learn these basics either through class or self taught. But don't just wing it. Taking classes and reading books on art is the best way to learn. At least, that is how I learned the basics. These are two of my answers that give a brief overview of these basics: What are the different types of elements of art? What is a medium when referring to art?Take the basics and apply it to art. This includes learning how to draw still lifes, landscapes, realistic pieces, abstract pieces, gesture drawings, etc. Do this with a variety of mediums.After you have become familiar with the different art categories described in step two, create challenge yourself with different prompts. This will test your ability to use what you learned and draw a variety of subject matters. If stumped with different prompts, here are some that I use: What can I draw?In addition to creating art pieces, constantly sketch in a sketchbook. Do this everywhere you go. You get good at drawing everything by literally drawing everything. This will help you with your ability to draw fast, have good motor skills, create good observation drawings, and help with human figures. When first starting to learn observational art and began sketching, I also looked at other people's art for inspiration and admiration. Sometimes, I even copied/traced other people's drawings. Do not copyright and call their art your own. But using their art as a template helped me practice and improve. What happened in my sketchbook was for practice purposes only.Push yourself to be better. Be hard on yourself. Do not get cocky in your artwork. Always look for areas of improvement so that you can make your next one better. Encourage yourself with positive criticism. Finding an experienced mentor to critique and give suggestions is highly recommended.Also, do not become discouraged. What you are trying to do is very hard. Understand that becoming talented takes time and practice. Keep working hard, and you will reach your goal
Again, the most important part is not giving up and continuously pushing yourself and practicing. Best of luck :)
Thanks for the A2A Iris
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