Drawing Inspired by Elements: Drawing Fire

Drawing Inspired by Elements consists of four drawing exercises which are designed to help you to look again at some of our most elemental drawing materials and find inspiration in the elemental qualities of earth, water, and fire. In this resource the focus will be on drawing fire.

Please take care with fire, if you try this exercise. Be sensible and take proper precautions. Not suitable for use with children.

Observing fire
Observing fire


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