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Thanks Dawn for your comment. I think this system is great for finding fresh and interesting subject matter.

Thanks for your comment, glad it it was helpful

Thanks PjLewis for your encouraging comment, You're absolutely right it improves your observation skills as well as sharpening up your aesthetic consciousness

Thanks for your comment Stella, much appreciated

Thanks for your comment Ralph, I have some faces on my channel . I'll definitely be making more. I'll show at least two systems, The Loomis method and the Famous Art School method see you then

Thank you. Looking forward to them.

Thanks for the comment Ralph.I post every week, Usually on Friday , see you then

Thank you Neil for your nice comment.

Thanks a lot @jezza_wut

Wow! what a great idea I'll definitely work on that. In the mean time can I recommend you google Jeffrey Smart he is brilliant at juxtaposing unusual images. Thank you for the comment

H @MadCityBellsi, I am definitely thinking about your suggestion. It's floating around in my head. I'l try and make it for next week I want to get it right thanks for the challenge.

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Thanks Walter for your encouraging comment

Thank Youfor your comment. It's very encouraging

Thank you @uuekene for your encouraging comment

Thank you Isabee for your nice comment.

Thank you I'm glad you found me. 79 year old Aussie artist living in Tokyo here

Thank you Walter for your encouraging comment. It means a lot

Thank you very much Brenda for your encouraging comment

Sorry for being late in my response Brenda Thanks for your great comment

Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated.

Hi @AntwainFerrelJr Thanks for the nice comment, Ethel's a lot

Thank you Brenda for your encouraging words.

Thank you for your generous comment Paul. It's great too hear that.

Hi @AlabasterRhumb, Thank you for your warm reply. Firstly, I was happy to hear that you made a "rule of thirds" template. Using that plus using a centerline are two ways to really improve observation and therefore drawing skills. Some artists use a much tighter grid system, they might produce highly accurate drawings but that method won't improve drawing ability. "Thirds" is just right. You still have to negotiate proportions and placement etc. Regarding the Dixon pencil. It has high quality graphite and an eraser that actually works. Don't worry about the "drawing community" the object is to learn to draw! When I went to art school the philosophy at that time was don't touch the student's work. I saw many full of enthusiasm young students give up on their dream and leave . I vowed to myself that when I became an art teacher I would actually "teach". Re your images, youtube only allow comments. Try my Instagram or Facebook I'd like to see if that works as I would love to be able to see my subscriber's work

Hi AlabasterRhumb thank you for your kind reply, it's encouraging

Thanks for your comment andreantonow it's very helpful. I take your point that the lines are a bit faint. I'll use a darker pencil next time. Thank you for your feedback I really appreciate it. I'm always trying to improve my presentation

Thank you AlabasterRhumb for your great comment. It's nice to know. Michael

Thank you for today’s lesson, Mr. Coxon. I am starting to love sketching more and more now. And yes the shading technique does add mystery and depth to your subjects. This lesson is really helpful .

@@thelavenderlatch Thank you for your helpful comment Lindsay. I'm glad it was helpful.

Hi,Sorry I forgot to mention before another recent video I published "Drawing corrections ....." might be of interest to you. One of my subscribers sent me three drawings. In the video I show how he might improve his drawing.

Hi, Sorry I forgot to mention another recent video I published "Drawing Corrections....."Might be of interest to you. One of my subscribers sent me three drawings. In the video I show how he might improve his drawing

I'm happy to hear that.

Hello Ajuba, sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for your nice comment. It's very encouraging

Thank you for your reply Pat, I'm glad you liked it

Thank you for your comment @purplewarriors3333 it means a lot

Wow, the artist you’ve chosen are just a treat. Tonal values really bring the drawing to life by adding mystery and contrasts. I also noticed these artist were not afraid of black. Thank you for our new assignment and sharing your love of drawing, Lindsay

Thank you foe your nice comment @Dhika it means a lot

Thank you for your reply, Good on you just keep trying you will get there and you will succeed. Try try again!

Thank you for your nice comment. It's very encouraging

Hi Lindsay, Thank you for your reply. As an art teacher let me just say that there is no nicer feeling than to have an influence on a student's improvement in their art. That's how I know I'm getting it right. My dream is that when my channel grows a bit more That we can have a community where we can share our work and help each other. When you are ready you can show me some of your work. (several examples would be good) Don't be nervous, it's not a competition.

Hi Lindsay, I just received an email from Lindsay Weirich. I wanted to confirm is that you? Please let me know as I'd love to know how you are progressing in your art.

Thank you for your helpful comment Lindsay. I'll be making more of this kind of lesson where we look at the various reference points and landmarks on the figure. Keep up your practice, persistence and patience!

Thank you lilybay. It means a lot

Thanks for that it means a lot

Thank you Lindsay. I thought I'd start to include some elements of "my story" I was very lucky that day I saw the painting when I was 12. It gave me direction, But some people don't find their purpose. I hope I can Inspire them that "it's never too late to find and follow your dream". WE've been married for 45 years and I am grateful every day. Thank you.

Thank you for your comment Lindsay. The beauty of drawing stick figures it's almost like scribbling. It keeps you loose. It's a bit like when you are learning to drive you're all over the place and stiff. But later driving is easy. That's how your drawing will become, free and loose.

Many thanks for your comment

Thanks for your comment @benzene_sandwhich

Thank you for your comment Lindsay. I'll keep working to make video lessons which I hope are helpful and valuable.

Hi there Lindsay. Please accept my apology the Intro video you commented on was the wrong video. I uploaded it by mistake. I'm sorry for that. I'm still trying to get used to this UA-cam thing (I'm a bit analog!) The proper video is now up if you want to check it out.

Thank you Ganapathym ( I hope I got that right) for your comment. I will make further video lessons on how to draw the head at any angle. At the moment I'm working on drawing the same figure from different viewpoints

@@michaelcoxontokyo Very helpful for me for 3D modeling. Thank you for giving heed to my plead.

Thanks for your warm and encouraging comment. I'll try my best

Hi there @lilybay, I'm not sure if you saw my "Channel Intro" video the other day. It was the wrong video, I uploaded it by mistake . Deleted it as soon as I saw my error. The Correct video is now uploaded. Thanks