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Artworks and feedback from Tina, Drawing Academy graduate

I was quite pretty good at drawing when I was young, and received lots of compliments. But for a long time I’ve always known I needed to learn more and there was something missing in my drawing.

I have searched around and enrolled for quite a handful of fine arts courses, and even live model drawing and hands-on art classes. Then I found Drawing Academy. I’ve learned a great deal from Drawing Academy which I haven’t learnt any where else, or have learnt but incomplete.

The Golden Proportions, 3 points perspective, ariel perspective, detailed anatomy, body masses and structures, as well as thorough techniques walking me through every modelling drawing, are what I found very helpful, knowledgable and practical…

Artwork by Ronnie Rayner Larter

This drawing was done using the Charles Bargue sight-sizing method in graphite pencil and white chalk on pastel painted paper.

I began to study the Bargue method about three years ago and it seems to be an excellent way of learning to draw; first from the flat then from 3-D objects. However, using the Bargue measuring method can become a hindrance that could prevent an artist from developing fluency in drawing, thereby losing that emotional quality…

Artwork by Saleh, Drawing Academy student

Hi all,

This is the drawing of my stallion Enaaq althaqeb. I used pencil and charcoal.
Hope you like it…

Artwork by Manuel Padron

I am currently in the Drawing Academy course. This program has helped me a lot…

Artwork by Lucian HRAB, Drawing Academy student

It was very funny when Johann told me he is working on a drawing with the same subject :) . An old lady and what a lady !!

I struggled a little bit with this drawing and I must tell I completely erased twice all the rendering. The character was a person dear to me and who left me some very nice memories of a happy childhood…

Artwork by Litsa Raftopoulou

A beautiful girl breathes freely and enjoys beautiful life! That is Greece, my country that never dies…