how to draw dvd course

Who created the drawing success?

Drawing Success was created by Jan Bower, a Master artist whose love of art shows through her ready smile and encouraging words. Students easily learn how to draw using basic principles that will enable them to draw anything. I have 10 children, and have looked for a good art curriculum for several years.

What should students learn about Bower?

Students should really learn how to produce very skillful and impressive art work as they progress through the lessons. By teaching incrementally, Bower makes it possible for every student to be successful, even adults who think they have no drawing talent.". Read Cathy Duffy's entire review...

Can a pre-teen take a drawing success?

A. While Drawing Success was created for teens and adults, some pre-teens will be able to handle the entire program. By owning the DVDs, your pre-teen will benefit by being able to pause, replay, or re-take any portion of any lesson as necessary.

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How old is drawing?

Drawing is one of humanity’s oldest forms of expression, with existing examples dating back an astonishing 80,000 years or more. Older than written language by tens of thousands of years, drawing developed across millennia, forming the base of many of the world’s artistic traditions.Like ...

What is linear perspective?

Linear perspective, a Renaissance discovery that radically changed art, is another core tool for controlling proportion and creating a life-like drawing. Learn about one-point perspective, how diagonal lines recede to a vanishing point, and how to use this principle to create convincing form in space.