Getting Started -- Learning to Draw and Write

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Subject: Getting Started

Author:
Guy Johnston

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Date Posted: 06:57:20 09/15/03 Mon

I will be using these free forums to help organize the venture for those starting to draw and write. It seems that all too often, posting your works in public forums lead to unfair intimidation that destroys confidence.

There is more than enough image space available for this project and we will proceed as interested parties join the fray.

I propose the drawing section be divided into the basic elements of draw, for example, perspective, shading, negative spaces etc. The writing portion is yet to be deciced, but links to your works hosted at web sites will be included.

This is only the very beginning stages at the moment, and in time will we know of the sucess or failure of the venture.

Thank You,

Guy Johnston

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[> Subject: Re: Getting Started
Author: Guy Johnston [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:41:07 09/15/03 Mon This reply is to test the image abilities here. The poor drawing will hopefully break the ice and encourage others to contribute their works. It was my first pastel drawing. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]