How many times have you tried to draw a person, and finally given up in frustration saying ?I can?t get this right?? Be patient with yourself and don?t give up! Mastering figure drawing may take several years; however, with practice, your skills gradually improve and your drawings of people begin to look better and better.

Hi,Brenda,
Thank you so much for your effort and unselfish devotion.
I am benefiting a lot from your site and it is the first systemetic course I am getting for drawing..Very amazing and very scientifically arranged.
I am enjoying and following the course one by one.
Thank you again for your patience on building this huge data and sharing with us.
Love from HuHu

Hi Brenda!
You are so kind! Im so happy you made this site.
Im from Norway, so my English are not very well...
I wish you made a lesson of couples. It's so cute
Thank you so much for making this site! It's great !

This is a long but good lesson. I expect to be visiting this one again.

yeah U r right Brenda, I had seen a colleague in my previous company who was just perfect in making figures but for that he used to do a lot of practice. So as advised by you, ultimately it needs hard work and devotion.

Lol.. If these are beginner drawings, I must be really crap at it

Thank you so much for your great lesson!!! i learned alot with this one!

I've become a huge fan of Brenda's drawings!

They are absolutely perfect! Love each and everyone!

Thank you once again for giving us these lessons, and I have a doubt about my method of following it because, and I believe I'm not the only one, as I move on from one lesson to the other I feel I don't practice enought because I allways move to the next lesson to eagerly.

I guess I'll probably have to slow down...