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Why drawing from imagination is important for artists, when to start, and overcoming the emotional challenges.
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A little pep talk on drawing from imagination. I'll be sharing my thoughts on when it's appropriate to start, and how to overcome the emotional cramp that often comes with it. Failure is a natural part of the learning process, so don't beat yourself up. Level one students, no pressure to start yet, but for level two students, it's time to start dabbling! I'll cover why it's important to start drawing from imagination early and balancing Drawing from imagination and observation.
Then I tried observation by drawing the character from pictures and the others are from imagination the first and last one are observation