6 Tips to draw more loosely without fear – Binge Drawing
Since returning to drawing last year, I struggled to draw more freely. I was too precious of my drawings to the point that it was stopping me from experimenting and getting better at drawing. And
Since returning to drawing last year, I struggled to draw more freely. I was too precious of my drawings to the point that it was stopping me from experimenting and getting better at drawing . And if you're curious, listening to Beethoven while sketching didn't seem to help either. So recently, I have been trying to understand how good artists can sketch so freely and effortlessly without worrying about making bad art, and in this post, I share the six small changes that I have made to my drawing routine that are helping me achieve this goal . Tip 1 Overcome the fear of making bad art. This is
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