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char   |: I didn't recieve the free ebook can i get it please? Reply 0   0

Judith  - Student Illustrator   |: I love all your courses, but right now am trying to concentrate on the water-colour drawing. Lately I have found that buying videos or dvds is not working on my computer, and really I would like to be able to download all your videos via internet. Is that possible? Always your impressed fan, Judith Reply 0   0

Paul Rippingale  - Water Colour   |: Does the type of water make much difference to the finished paint work, i.e. Soft rain water versus hard town water full of calcium and other additives? Reply 0   0

Rich Owens  - Owner / Illustrator - Shoestring Design (Also stud   |: Dear Sir, I have, as yet, not had a chance to go through your sketching PDFs. I am still working through my own class work. I have a suggestion for "Maria - Designer" as to how to improve her students speed sketches. While in college (Ferris State University) my instructor had we students sit in an arc around a small table. Placed upon this table was an object that was to sketched for 2 minutes (this was timed by an egg timer). We did this everyday for a semester (we had 4 hour labs so the time used was minimal) drawing the objects on LARGE newsprint type paper pads. This caused us to draw quickly and lightly, not using heavy lines but shadows to show various depths. We also had to draw 10 sketches a week of normal household objects and appliances from a 100+ list from the prof. Reply 0   0

Brian  - Figure Drawing   |: I love your tutorials and I also love figure drawing, but I just can't seem to find any good tutorials for it. If you could make one that would be awesome! Please respond. Sincerely, Brian Reply 0   0

nora  - mirrors, and windows   |: Hi I'm just a beginer and would like to know how to draw and paint windowa and mirrors thankyou nora Reply 1   0

TidalEspeon  - A chore?   |: Sometimes, I really have no fun with drawing; it feels like a chore for me. Could you please tell me how to make it enjoyable? I need to find ways to actually enjoy it and not worry about the result. Just telling the readers like in that one topic not to worry is not quite cutting it for people like me, I need more specific instructions :/ I'd really appreciate help with this! Reply 0   0

Michael Amadio  - Confused about pencil sharpening tutorial   |: Hello, I was reading this tutorial and it confuses me... the drawings show what looks like the knife is aiming towards the other end of the pencil in the direction of the eraser. But the directions say towards the point. So how do I read this? I've always struggled with this never quite getting it right so I'm looking forward to learning the correct way for this. Thank you! Michael Reply 0   0

L'il  - Drawing Quick   |: Drawing quick to my experince is all about the hands being flexible and free. If the hands are stiff, you might not be able to draw quickly. So let loose, feel free and keep the hands light as often as possible. Reply 0   0

Lily  - Chinese Rose   |: Hi there. I was thinking about flowers and how to draw them. Of all the flowers I've drawn the chinese rose is the most complicated. Is there any way I can draw it easier? I'll gladly appreciate if there is any advice on this. Thanks Reply 0   0

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