Questions/Discussions

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  • Lesson 2 - Shadows in texture & L3 texture for leaves

    poorbutcher

  • Foreshortening boxes

    Macozy

  • Art glove for Drawabox exercises - yes or no?

    Malcress

  • Constructing 3D drawing based on orthographic plans

    esteban90

  • Doing orthographic studies based on images

    esteban90

  • Does anyone have a video of a full L7 construction?

    Malk

  • Official critique on homework submitted before becoming a Patron

    koolestani

  • Texture of smooth objects?

    hobogardenerben

  • line weight to organic arrows?

    vicolove

  • Will DrawABox help me enjoy the process?

    aSnoopyArtist

  • Submission Deadline - 2 credits, 1 might expire before the deadline?

    MatchaVee

  • Orientation of animals

    WoodPanda

  • Why am I struggling with drawing?

    Sundaze

  • Minor axis in funnels exercise

    Seb

  • Ressubmitting lesson 1 for official critique

    Kooki

  • Finished lessons

    melos

  • Search the discussions

    Kooki

  • How to check the minor Axis for 250 Cylinder Challenge

    JustCuteGirlzArt

  • lesson 3 / 8 filled pages of plant drawings.

    Giovany

  • I don't know what to draw for the 50/50 rule

    cluelessfr

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Pentel Pocket Brush Pen

Pentel Pocket Brush Pen

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