Allie Alligator
Learning to see as an artist is the very foundation of drawing. A thorough visual examination of your subject is the most important ingredient for making great sketches. This lesson challenges you to rely completely on your visual skills rather than verbal instructions. Thirty illustrations take you through the process of combining lines with shapes to create a cartoon drawing of an alligator.
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| Content | 17 Pages - 30 Illustrations |
| Taken | 25227 times |
| License | You are welcome to view, download, share, translate, redistribute, or use this lesson in a classroom. View license |
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Great lesson. I only have one remark. You often mention that drawings can be digitally colored using Adobe Photoshop. Legally obtained, Photoshop is a very expensive piece of software and many simply can't affort it without resorting to so-called Internet "piracy". Perhaps it would be appropriate to mention Gimp along with Photoshop. Gimp (www.gimp.org/) is a freely (free as in free beer and freedom) distributed open-source software, and in most cases it's just as powerful as Photoshop.