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Drawing Basics
Finding Marks Through Drawings Made by Artists
DrawAble: Making a Folded Sketchbook by Paula Briggs
Making a Scroll Drawing
Shells: Observational and Imaginative Drawing
Drawing Large
Drawing Small
Unesco: Celebrating the Power of Making!
Teaching Children to See Shapes Objectively by Hester Berry
Introduction to Portraits by Hester Berry
Introduction to ‘Tone” by Hester Berry
Life Drawing Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are”
Drawing Soft Toys Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak
Working with Ink
Continuous Line Drawing Exercise
Balancing Observational & Experimental Drawing
Graphic Inky Still Life!
The Geometry of Chickens!
The Anatomy of a Pencil
Sketchbook Exercise: Drawing Brushes with Charcoal
Thoughtful Drawing and Mark Making in the Armoury at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
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