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Ricky   |:
I only have the talent and hobby of drawing, I am glad to learn drawing
techniques correctly. thanks i like it verymuch
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patrick atkins   |:
Hi
Thanks for your lessons which i find very useful
regards
patrick
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Molly  - 7 inspiring ways to improve your drawing   |:
Hi,
I had no problem with downloading the e-book
and read it through and will do
so again today as it will help me understand better what I am doing.
Looking
forward for my first lesson on Monday
and get busy drawing which I love to do
but need to learn to do it the right way.

Thank You,
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carol   |:
dear ruediger
thank you very much for the ebook i am still reading it a little
each day. also thank you for lesson one i draw lines each day. i have been
studying portrait painting in oils 1 day a week for past four years, i now feel
the need to study drawing freehand and i am finding it quite challenging. i am
happy to be part of your art world look forward to hearing from you.
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BOB  - mr   |:
Hi there many thanks for the email book I found it very informative and look
forward to the future lessons thank you.
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Mansur  - Mr   |:
Thank very much, easily downloaded the and enjoying, awaits your next lesson.
All the very best
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Gary  - proper english   |:
I saw what you said on the negative feedback and I thought I should point out
that it's "perspiration" not "transpiration". There were other
German-English points, if I see them again I'll point them out.
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Gary  - re; 7 inspiring ways   |:
You're right. Anything you draw breaks down into some type of geometric shape,
and below that is the ability to draw a line. Simple but very true, and the
make-break point of someone learning how to draw.
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DEB   |:
thank you so much dor your valuable & very helpful drawing lessons. have you
heard of Darrel Tank, (fivepencilmethod.com)? he also is very talented.
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krishna Aryal   |:
Very good tips
Thanks
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