
I like drawing but I'm not good at it, is there a way to help me get started and put my feet on the right direction?
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Lauren C. answered 12/03/21
BFA, Mason Gross School of the Arts + 12 years teaching experience
Absolutely! As long as you're open to learning and practicing you can always improve your creative skills! In my lessons I start with the basics and focus on the areas you need the most help with. By doing practice exercises your skills will improve and you can then advance to more difficult subjects. Focusing on the subject matter you enjoy most will help you hone and refine your skills.

Alanna W. answered 09/09/21
15 yrs teaching experience - NYS certified - Masters in Art Education
If you're trying to draw with your feet, then that can be challenging ;) But if you start with your hands, then yes, everyone is capable of improving their drawing skills. It just requires practicing a little bit each day and learning what things you should be practicing.
Pablo O. answered 05/12/21
Your success is my happiness!
Everybody can learn and improve. It doesn't depend of how good or bad you find yourself to do something. How much do you want to learn and practice, and how much do you enjoy the process is much more important than other considerations.
Ameel A. answered 05/10/21
I'm a professional artist, I can teach anyone to draw and paint
First of all, passion is the most important factor when it comes to creating art or any other skill. If you have the passion then you only need someone to guide you through all the steps and layers of creating an art piece. I have a philosophy "I can teach anyone how to draw". You can learn drawing if you have someone who knows how to teach it. Talent comes after you have established the basics. So, to answer your question, you can start by hiring a professional tutor who can share their experience with you.
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Josh G.
There is no such thing as talent. And to tell a professional artist that he/she is talented is an insult to their many years of dedicated work. The secret is good practice. If you want to become good at drawing you need a good teacher to teach you the foundational concepts of drawing and from their it is on you to put in the time.07/20/21