This looks simple, just a bunch of scribbly lines, but it’s the product of years of practice building enough confidence to just “let go” and not worry about doing a ‘proper’ drawing – if there’s such a thing…..
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Great drawing Rosie!
Thanks David 🙂
Every little scribble brings this character to life.
Thanks Sharon, I like to break through to this level of scribbliness 😀
that’s a wonderful drawing!
Thanks Annerose 🙂
Yes, ‘proper’ drawing. I will be working with some new sketchers in a few month’s time and ‘proper’ drawing I fear will be the thing that holds them back from enjoying themselves.
I teach a few hours a week and it’s a perpetual problem, this idea of ‘proper’ drawing. I’ve even met someone with an MA in Art History who wouldn’t try drawing for the same reason.
WHAT!!!!