1. Use a sharp pencil (2B or softer).
2. Keep your eyes on the subject you are drawing.
3. Imagine that the point of your drawing tool is in actual contact with the subject.
4. Do not LOOK faster than you can DRAW.
5. Do not worry about the end product of your practice. It's all about the process.
Possible subjects hands, feet, gloves, articles of clothing, fruit, vegetable, plants, tools, bikes, cars, trucks, toys, etc.
ALERT: JOURNALS WILL BE COLLECTED TWO TIMES A SEMESTER. FIRST COLLECTION DATE IS THURSDAY MARCH 6TH.
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