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Wizard drawings - learn interesting snippets about wizards and then test your skills by copying some simple images on this page.
Mermaid drawings - try your hand at copying these pretty mermaids and then test your imagination to produce some great fantasy images.
Drawings of the phoenix bird - see images of this famous mythological bird portrayed in pencil, along with the history and a short story about it.
Fairy drawings depict mischief and lots of fun so how can we stay in a bad mood when we start creating these mythical creatures? Join me for this experiment.
Drawings of pixies - simple outlines for beginner artists to study and to try your hand at drawing pixies.
Copy the drawings of angels provided along with an outline of this spiritual being and then use your original ideas to create some awesome artwork.
Find suitable dragon drawings to create your own fantasy storybook. Copying easy drawings like this is an important exercise for the trainee artist.
Drawings of angel wings are illustrated here in very basic design, along with a sketch of an angel and some different wing shapes to stimulate creative ideas.
This drawing faq contains general drawing questions plus a brief glossary of art terms. Check here if there's something you really need to know about pencil drawing.
Continue reading "Drawing FAQ - Commonly Asked Drawing Questions"
Find a great selection of free drawing programs for your personal use and enjoyment - they are very easy to use and all perform really well.
This helpful drawing tip called the measure and mark method will see you producing fine artwork in a shorter timeframe. Never be afraid to accept help whenever it is needed.
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