Can an adult develop a drawing skill?

Yes, of course. Many people learn to draw as adults, I have one painting in my home made by the sister of the gran-grandma of my husband, i really love this painting, she started to draw and paint when she was 62. read more

If you can afford, go to drawing classes. But if you start to draw because you want to do something in particular, (examples natural, landscape, machines, abstract, etc), keep this goal in mind. It is what spurs you. read more

As with anything requiring skill, we don’t start out drawing well, we need to work up to it. Think of a child learning to walk, or a kid who’s learning to play guitar. We begin with the basics and develop from there. Sometimes people hold themselves back because they can’t draw as well as they want to out of the gate. read more

Once your child has begun to purposefully draw images, she has mastered symbolic thinking. This important milestone in thinking skills means that your child understands that lines on paper can be a symbol of something else, like a house, a cat, or a person. read more

Drawing can be approached logically, technically or artistically. Each route comes with its own set of issues. Each will be more suited to a particular learning style. read more