With that in mind, I've picked out nine art exercises that you might find useful to break drawing habits you've developed so ...

Another great exercise to change how your draw is to try keeping your pen or pencil on the page. Make your first mark ...

Producing a right-to-left shot shape has always felt impossible — until I watched GOLF’s Warming Up episode featuring Xander ...

Bowman Sculpture, a gallery that deals with 19th century to contemporary sculpture, presented Joanna Allen’s solo exhibition ...

Apply random lines, scribbles and splashes. And aim to move your whole arm, perhaps even your whole body, to help you loosen up. Water-reactive crayons or pens, or the best watercolour pencils are ...

Draw the shirt around the upper body with short sleeves. Add a number or team badge if you like. Next, sketch the shorts, ...

exploring ideas around existence and how it takes shape through form. Alongside those, I’m developing a selection of large-format psychomorphic landscapes—an extension of my drawing practice ...

Draw these lines lightly and use them as a guide. Then use stronger lines as you build up the shape. Practice seeing simple shapes on a live bird, and experiment with putting them on paper. Soon ...

Draw geometric shapes using mirrors and reflected laser light. Improve your aim—and practice spatial reasoning—by bouncing laser light off a series of mirrors. Learn about geometry and discover the ...

"AI is playing an increasingly large role in creative practice. Whether that means we should call it ... asked to evaluate the creativity of robots based only on still life drawings they had made.

I say that because at the Avalanche’s practice today, Landeskog really looked like a guy in shape. He was moving ... it’s too ...

Remember, there is no right or wrong way to drawing: every line and pattern is uniquely yours. As you develop your practice, you might discover that certain shapes or movements particularly resonate ...