Yes, it takes practice for sure but at least it’s not the impossible task of sketching it in one motion (comes from a myth about Raphael drawing perfect circle)-j
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA True many beginner student of art are (specially those who doesnt have in person tutor) are obsessed with one strock perfection method, of which i was victim too. This very mindset do paralyzes beginner and trap them in the loop of neverending fundamental aim less practice. I should know i have been through it myself.
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Brilliant lesson. So simple and easy to understand. Please do more. Love your teaching style ❤✍
Amazing teacher. Thank you so much ✨🦄🌴🩷
I’m a professional artist and I’ve struggled with ellipses since the beginning. This made them feel so much easier. Thank you!
Yes and bizarrely this is also the “right” way to do them. Weird that we make it so overcomplicated and also get a worse result 😭-I
I unironically practiced constructing ellipse like that, never the less making them appear symmetrical in all four quadrant is a challenge in it self.
Yes, it takes practice for sure but at least it’s not the impossible task of sketching it in one motion (comes from a myth about Raphael drawing perfect circle)-j
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA True many beginner student of art are (specially those who doesnt have in person tutor) are obsessed with one strock perfection method, of which i was victim too. This very mindset do paralyzes beginner and trap them in the loop of neverending fundamental aim less practice. I should know i have been through it myself.