The Complete drawing course - 8 courses in 1 beginner to pro

Develop the observe and analyze skill by simplifying objects into initial geometric shapes like square, rectangle, triangle, circle, rhombus, and oval, using guide lines to place accurate details.

Train your eye to observe and analyze using simple geometric shapes and guide lines to place parts accurately, then erase guide lines and add details for a lifelike bird drawing.

Analyze and draw a front-facing parrot using basic shapes: circle for the head, tilted oval body, tail formed by a triangle with a semi-circle, and rectangle-wing with a large triangle.

Learn to draw the eye in three positions—lateral, front, and three-quarters—with steps for the upper and lower eyelids, cornea, tear duct, pupil, eyelashes, and both men’s and women’s eyebrows.

Master drawing a nose with a simple three-step method, learn front, side, and bottom views using curved lines, brackets, and nostril shapes for easy portraits.

Learn to draw ears in multiple poses by shaping the outer edge, earlobe, tragus, and ear concha, then adapt the same form for front and three-quarter back views.

Learn to draw the mouth from front, side, and three-quarter views, including upper and lower lips, smiling and laughing expressions, and hints of teeth.

Learn to draw a realistic adult face by constructing an inverted egg head and using vertical and horizontal thirds to place eyes, nose, ears, mouth, eyebrows, and hairline with symmetry.

Learn to draw the face from the side with correct proportions, outlining the hairline, chin, nose, mouth, eye, and ear, then depict hair with fringe or back styles.

Learn to draw the hand and arm using geometric shapes and guidelines, from open and side poses to relaxed walking positions, with proportional rectangles and knuckle details.

Draw the foot in side and front poses with correct proportions using simple guidelines; outline the ankle, heel, sole, nails, and shoe or barefoot shapes for realistic renderings.

Learn to draw a leg accurately using two equal rectangles to locate the thigh, knee, and ankle, with curved lines for muscles and proper proportions, including pants and skirt variations.

Draw the male and female torsos by understanding their distinct proportions, shoulder width, waist taper, neck size, and hip widening, then add limbs to complete the forms.

Learn to draw the human body using three equal rectangles to establish accurate front and side proportions for men and women, then apply depth cues and detailed parts.

Learn shading fundamentals using B pencils, light and shadow concepts, including highlights, mid-tones, core shadows, and how to shade cubes, cones, balls, desks, and vases with directional strokes and reflections.

Learn to shade the human face professionally and simply, using guided eyes, nose, lips, and neck shading with blending techniques and tissue tools to achieve smooth, life-like contours.

Determine the hair parting and shade along the outlines, using 6B for dark areas and 2B for light areas to create contrast, with mid-tones and highlights.

Explore drawing textures on surfaces using lines, shading, and light to express smooth, rough, and medium textures. Apply B pencils, mechanical pencils, brushes, and blending tools for precise, professional results.

Learn to draw wood texture for everyday materials, using horizontal and vertical plank outlines, shading with the pencil tip, and winding, spiral, lines to indicate wood grain, nails, and depth.

Learn to draw brick texture by constructing staggered rows, adding light shading between bricks, and dotting with zigzag lines for roughness, then shade borders to enhance depth and contrast.

Create the gravel texture by drawing irregular circles in varying sizes, then darken gaps with 8b or 12b graphite and blend to leave the centers white for depth.

Depict glass texture by preserving transparency, showing front and back thickness, and revealing hidden parts; demonstrate light transmission and reflections with shading to create a smooth, glassy surface.

Explore drawing as lines forming geometric and organic shapes, and master observation, rules, and practice to improve proportions, balance, and perception of dimensions.

Gather the essential beginner tools: pencil, eraser, sharpener, and light paper for practice, and learn why b pencils suit drawing and shading, with h, hb, and b scales.

Train your hands to draw precise vertical and horizontal lines through consistent practice, then build eye-hand coordination by sketching squares, rectangles, and triangles to match what you see.

Learn to draw with vertical and horizontal lines and geometric shapes, creating wardrobe, street light, houses, beds, and buildings while practicing shading, depth, and perspective.

Practice soft and curved lines to train your hands for drawing. Master half circles, waves, and clean curves while aligning rise and fall with your eyes to improve line work.

Practice simple drawings using soft curves and circles, starting with a baby ball and a snowman, refine circles, faces, scarf, and tree shapes, and train your hand control for accuracy.