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When I first started drawing, I seriously thought it was going to be a total disaster. And honestly? I’m so happy with how it turned out. It’s my own little "perfection in imperfection." I loved the whole process and was practically hanging on Patrik’s every word (hence the mountain of side notes I took!). I just love his philosophy on art. I’ve always felt this huge need to make everything I create perfect, but now I feel so much more free. Realizing I don’t have to be perfect has made painting so much more fun!
LESSON NOTES
In this lesson we'll draw an exotic head using charcoal, pencil, erasers and smudging tools to create a stylish drawing that will look effortless to the gaze of the viewer.
COMMENTS
When I first started drawing, I seriously thought it was going to be a total disaster. And honestly? I’m so happy with how it turned out. It’s my own little "perfection in imperfection." I loved the whole process and was practically hanging on Patrik’s every word (hence the mountain of side notes I took!). I just love his philosophy on art. I’ve always felt this huge need to make everything I create perfect, but now I feel so much more free. Realizing I don’t have to be perfect has made painting so much more fun!
