For years, I filled sketchbooks without planning, embracing spontaneity. I started lightly and pressed harder as the image formed, working in stages. But, sometimes the best work comes when we don't overthink.
In this lesson, I'll explore drawing without planning, focusing on the process over perfection
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Andres Rojas
11m
Tried sketching random shapes and lines and then letting my imagation take it where ever it wanted.
Donna Milligan
5h
I’m excited after tripping over those rulers. I’ve got a leg up on improv, it’s my everyday and I can’t wait to get even better
Shayan Shahbazi
9h
Amazing, Combination of Dedication and magic 🔥.
Dermot
11h
Really enjoyed this video.
Amazing drawings.
I love the Carousel drawing with living horses !
Carlos Javier Roo Soto
15h
This is something I need to work on, I have sketchbooks, but I don't really use them much, and must is just studies and not really playing around much.
@aegiey
20h
Love love love the explanation of this lesson. It's something I often struggle with, to find the balance between methodical stages and improvising on the spot what my mind and hand want to create. I definitely need to follow your example in drawing more in my sketchbook and trust that, with time, the fundamentals will be so ingrained that they'll be there before I realize it. Also thank you for all the brilliant examples used
Matija Vuk
21h
hi Marshall, just got into your course today, you're a wonderful teacher with positive funny personality :) this will be an amazing journey!
Clayton Trotz
22h
As a lefty, I admire your lack of smudging and crispness of the scans
Blondie the good
1d
I always love Marshall's pen&ink horse drawings!!!,even his simple sketches in his sketch book look like fully rendered pieces.
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