The Drawing Art Lessons

There are three elements that stand between you and what you want to draw. 

The first element is time. Many aspiring artists put off developing their drawing ability give all kinds of excuses. "Not enough time", "I am busy with career and family," "I'll start when I can find the time," and so on and so forth. 

The truth is that these people will never start. The next day comes and goes, and hearing the same excuses. Tomorrow never comes! Without consciously set aside time to shoot, nothing will ever happen. If the artist feels that he or she does not have the skills (which I will come later), it is necessary to set aside time to develop these skills. No excuses. 

The second element is skills. Some people have the talent, but sometimes you just do not know. I do not care what they say, but talent without development is a total loss. Talent is nothing without development. The most talented artists learn faster than others, but without the guidance and direction in vain. 

So how do you know if someone has talent? Nature has a way of revealing the artist in one way or another. I want you to think of some difficult past events in your life. Have you ever made or carved natural and just looking good? Maybe not great, however, because the talent has not been developed, but good enough. Any incident at all? If you have these memories, chances are, you have the talent without you even knowing it. 

The last element is the most important of the three described in this article. And it is the interest and passion. Know that it is not very different talent. Some people are talented in sports, but do not take active part. As a result, they lose that athletic ability later in life. We see this happen all the time around us. We lose what we did not use.


But the main reason for this unique element is so important is that without passion, the artist loses the drive to continue developing his god given talent. Learn to draw, like many things in life, not a destination. It is a journey. We learn new things all the time, and just continue to learn and develop our drawing skills as we go.

So we know it's vital and crucial that we continue to foster this passion in us. Returning to the question, "Do you know how to draw anything and everything you want?" The answer lies in the combination of these three elements. If you can find the time to develop their talent, know that you are talent, and have a strong passion for drawing, and you can succeed. 

You will be able to develop the skills necessary to prepare anything and everything you want. I developed the Home Study Courses in MyArtPassion.com just for people like you. If you think you are the person I am talking about, I invite you to join me on the site.

Soon you will be able to take anything and everything you want! ...