Why do you want to draw
When you're clear about why you draw, everything changes. Your purpose becomes your foundation. It keeps you grounded when the work isn't going well, frees you from external validation, and allows you to stay present with the act of creating. I believe that mindset always comes before technique. If your reason for drawing is built on external goals, your creativity will constantly be constrained by them. If it's built on curiosity, connection, meaning, and the need to express your response to the world, then the process becomes far more honest and sustainable. Check out my courses: https://www.thejoyofportraiture.com

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The Drama of Charcoal

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Learning to See

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Is believing in yourself the answer

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I Just Draw Faces

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John Cleese’s Brillian Take on Religion & 'Life of Brian' | The Dick Cavett Show

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I Learned to Draw Faces from Tiktok Art Tutorials (I have regrets)

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The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels Dangerous Today (1984)

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Que Sera, Sera Whatever Will Be, Will Be

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Is believing in yourself the answer?

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5 Point Perspective with Peter Han

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geht`s los ? Folge 1467

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Are these words really "untranslatable" into English?

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Not focusing on features helps when drawing portraits

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Stop Drawing Objects -- Draw the Effect We See

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The Professor Who Taught People How To Think (1962)

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The Comic Book Greats With Jim Lee Part 2

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Extreme Foreshortening Techniques

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These precious hours of mine. Painter Kawaguchi Elly and the lines etched in ballpoint pen. ATT33

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I Just Draw Faces

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