Two Drawing Exercises to Improve your Skills Immediately (Warm-up + Isolating Shapes)

Definitely going to be one of your best. Looking forward to buying the book when it is available.

Considering how you mention that some lines are more comfortable and natural to the hand, I found it is also useful to draw the circles from different starting points. In drawing, you rarely have a perfect circle, but you do have curves in every direction. By practicing circles from different origins, you are practicing how to draw curves with unique starting and end points.

I’ve been drawing on and off for 40 years. I even quit art school because I felt I couldn’t overcome some of my bad habits. I never thought about doing this. What a mind blower！I gotta do this. Thanks so much.

Mastering basics means you can delve into almost any field. Thank for these exercises 🧡

The hatching technique really works. 10 minutes doing it and I feel more confident and coordinated already.

The video title could also be : Easy way to draw a quick SPIDERWEB

I like these alot. It's a great idea to save them in chronological order and try your best every time if you are a beginner. That way you will be able to see your newbie gainz and the progress you are making. It's a great idea to draw the same thing once a week too as you learn. Something small. I like drawing eyes, and it is genuinely amazing at how fast you can progress from being barely able to draw a circle to shading something that looks almost realistic

Often times I want to create a piece but just don’t have the motivation to do it! This helped very much, thank you.

I'm gonna try out these tips ASAP! Can't wait to exercise these tips.

This was super super helpful, I feel like I was accidentally doing these before drawing. Usually I like to doodle before jumping into a drawing, and a lot of those doodles involve doing some of these exercises (lots of making circles and random lines all over) but now I'm more conscious of this as a warm-up. And these more specified exercises really help since doodling often leads to me getting distracted, really helps streamline the warm-up/motivation process!

I keep coming back to the exercises over the months. Thank you for your wonderful tips.

I agree: once I start a warm-up, I can’t help but continue drawing! A perfect maneuver around writer’s (or should I say, artist’s) -block. Valuable to remember. Thanks Liron

The beginning exercises are helpful for getting revved up for a few hours of drawing. The last exercise with the reference photo was the cherry on top! These exercises were quite eye-opening for me (literally)! Now I find myself seeking out references in my environment to draw as well as in pages of books. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. As a side note here: I like the way you added cars to one of your watercolors. I am getting pretty good results adding traffic to scenes, but hope you can give some pointers as well. Thanks again, Liron!

Crazy. Tried the bush at the end watching both picture and my drawing at first. Then tried just looking at the image and not my drawing. And the later was closer to the original. Great video

Hey, I'm just starting out as a digital artist and I've been wanting to learn how to draw. This video is very helpful, thank you.

I am so glad I found this video. I am very much a beginner, but I feel the "warm up" exercise will help me tremendously. Thank you Liron.

You have been so helpful. Thank you

This is unbelievably helpful, thank you so much! I' m excited to start on your other lessons.

I'm glad I watched this, thank you so much😍🙌✨

man! I accidentally drew spiderman with that exercises! thanks man!