Alright guys, now that you’ve had some time to work on your level 1 “Learning to Sketch from observation” project. Ill show you how I would approach the sketches.

Alright, let's move beyond random floating boxes. For this project we’ll practice our 1-point perspective skills by building a room and filling it with boxy objects like furniture and appliances.

In this project, we’ll continue working on improving our shape design by applying the concepts we learned from the last lesson. You’ll be working on identifying the gesture of your subject and then designing dynamic and interesting shapes that support that gesture.

Get ready for another 12 Days of Proko! Starting on Monday, every day for 12 days, you'll enjoy a sketchbook tour from incredible artists like Peter Han, Eliza Ivanova, James Gurney, and others. I hope you can find inspiration in the upcoming sketchbook tours. Happy holidays, everybody.

I enjoyed the habit of drawing everyday during the 12 Days of Proko. The timer tool is great and there are lots of professional photos to work from. I took one day off from it and got right back on it. Now the habit is a fixture in my daily routine. I've been posting the images in the two week challenge thread in the Drawing Fundamentals Course, but since a.) this will be a longer habit than two weeks and b.) not everyone on Proko is enrolled in that course, I'm starting a thread here. Anyone inclined, feel free to join in. Use the timer and whatever photos you have packs for, or are freely available. Here are a few two minute sketches from me--mostly from the Viking Volume 2 Pack. 22nd Day of Proko and counting.

Today wraps up the 12 Days of Proko, and I’m ending it with my own sketch tour!

Part 6 of a step by step workflow for drawing figures. This lessons focuses on the more intricate aspects of construction and how it relates to anatomy.

Now that you’ve all had some time to try the first project on your own, you can watch how I do it and figure out what areas you are exceeding and struggling with. Here is my step-by-step demo on how to properly execute the first project for level 1 students.

In this project, Ill show you some games you can play to improve your visual memory. A good visual memory will help you with drawing from imagination, speed, creativity, and observational skills.

Learn perspective by studying Winsor McCay's drawings, known for Little Nemo in Slumberland and Gertie the Dinosaur. This lesson analyzes how McCay uses diminution, atmospheric perspective, convergence, foreshortening, and overlap to create depth. You'll see specific examples of these techniques in his work and learn how to apply them to your own drawings.

For this project, we're going to design our line quality to be more interesting by practicing organizing the line weight.

An overview of using a limited pallet to create a skin ton chart.

Challenge yourself to draw every day for 2 weeks! See if you can get into the routine of drawing daily.

Let's examine how Hiroshi Yoshida masterfully uses perspective, ellipses, planes, and cross contours to create water that feels real and artful, in his painting of "Rapids”.

Let's practice shading some simple forms by making fun creatures!

It’s time to simplify those snails and boots! I show you how I would do it in these step-by-step demos for the level 1 CSI project. Make sure to check back tomorrow for my level 2 demonstrations!

In this lesson I demonstrate painting direct light on some simple monster sketches.

Let's take a look at your measuring proportions projects! I'll review your submissions and recommend some ways to improve your measuring approaches.