Draw exercise for beginners

Drawing Exercises - Draw organic volumes. Draw cross-contour lines to describe their volumes.

Guest Post by Leah Harris

Read “Figure Sketching for Beginners”, by Len A.Doust online on Bookmate – If a drawing &quote;is not alive, it is a failure,&quote; declares Len A. Doust. With his practical help and encourag…

Ever notice that your first sketch of the day is always a bit wonky? In drawing, painting, or any art, a proper warm-up is needed for the best results and improvement.

Just a few minutes of targeted sketching practice a day can help you improve your technique over time, raise your confidence and keep you in shape even on busy days.

Learn how to draw faces & people with these anatomy tutorials made for beginners. We go over how to draw heads, eyes, noses, ears and lips and much more. I have also made a hair drawing video course for anyone that wants to learn how to draw female hair through construction. The free worksheets (printable PDFs) are also really useful for easy and simple art practice.

Many people will see an artist’s drawings and think, “How do you get so good at that?” Well, we’re here to spill the secrets. But there’s a catch.To get better at drawing, you need to put the work in—every day if you must. Think of your artist as an athlete. To play and win the game, you need practice, exercise, and a creative regimen. Improve your drawing skills and visit ZenART to check out our secret tricks to creating great drawings every time!

These drawing exercises will help you get better at drawing even if you're a complete beginner. They're absolutely easy to do, no overwhelm.