As I said in my previous post, I am not very good at
drawing; that's why I write about
how to learn to draw.
Once upon a time I thought that teaching is an easier job for a woman than engineering, so I obtained a teaching certificate and I found myself teaching in a vocational school.
To be prepared for the students onslaught of questions, you feel compelled to give them the best you can or else, you can lose their respect forever.
I must confess, I hated it but it was a continuous learning for me too.
After seven years of teaching I’ve come to realize one abiding truth:
the best way to learn is to teach.
At the left, these are some of my
doodles. Most of them are made at work, on common computer paper, during a boring meeting, waiting for someone and similar waste of time.
Here are some of my
drawing tutorials:
• How to draw a rose in five steps.• Human face drawing - face proportions.
According to a study published by Applied Cognitive Psychology,
doodling helps a person's memory significantly (as I have found out at Wikipedia).
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Still life - drapery study in pastel-50cm x 70cm
Still life - drapery study in pastel-50cm x 70cm
