Sketching From Reference

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Categories: Tutorials » Design

Sketching From Reference

English | 26m | Video 1080p

This class isn't about technique, but about learning from references. Not everything you draw needs to be amazing or inspirational, as long as you learn something from it. Using references is a great way to help you grow and get better. In this class I show you an example of using a reference to help you see things you don't normally look at when drawing.

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