Course: Shading Fundamentals

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  You can follow along with just a pencil, paper, and eraser, but drawing tools such as vine and compressed charcoal, conté, kneaded eraser, chamois, blending stump, and ruler can be helpful. (Materials are explained near the beginning of course)
  
  A willing attitude to learn and practice drawing!
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  Anyone wanting to learn to draw. Recommended for adults and determined teens.
  
  Painters! The best way to improve your painting is by learning to draw.
  
  Anyone interested in seriously pursuing art. Although this course in particular is designed for absolute beginners, THE ART & SCIENCE OF DRAWING series is designed to teach the fundamentals of master drawing.
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  Getting Started in the Drawing Course
  
  Select activity Introduction to the Drawing Course
  
  Introduction to the Drawing Course Lesson
  
  Select activity Why You Should Learn How to Draw
  
  Why You Should Learn How to Draw Lesson
  
  Select activity Using a Table or an Easel to Draw
  
  Using a Table or an Easel to Draw Lesson
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  Drawing Materials, Mark Making, Blending, and Erasing
  
  Select activity Introduction to Drawing Materials, Mark Making, and Erasing
  
  Introduction to Drawing Materials, Mark Making, and Erasing Lesson
  
  Select activity Drawing Materials Information and PDF Handout
  
  Drawing Materials Information and PDF Handout File MP4
  
  Select activity Common Problems When Drawing Ellipses
  
  Common Problems When Drawing Ellipses File PDF
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Target Audience
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  Strategy: Alyson and Bradley Glossary
- Select activity Great vs. Terrible User Experiences
  
  Great vs. Terrible User Experiences Database
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The UX Process
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  What's the difference? File DOC