Learning to Draw

These are the first five of a new series of 100 ATCs - they go out in tomorrow morning's mail to some members of the ATC group.

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Comment by Naomi Healing on February 12, 2010 at 4:03pm: I am trying to learn how to draw. One technique from an art journaling book I'm working with is to apply a thin layer of gesso over a magazine image and then draw over it. So I'm actually tracing the photographic image and putting my own clumsy spin on it with colored pencils. Part of my passion for rubber stamps is fueled by my lack of drawing ability. I'm just trying to stretch myself a bit and have fun with it. Supposedly after you make a bunch of these your raw drawing ability improves. We'll see!

Comment by Samantha Bragg on February 12, 2010 at 2:45pm: Did you really draw these? They are so good!

Comment by tom on February 11, 2010 at 2:43pm: I like them .

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