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   Pia July 29, 2022

   My apples

   

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   Pia July 29, 2022

   Here are my apples.

   

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   PencilPaul January 3, 2022

   Hi Scott… Just discovered your Drawing Together videos. I’m a very ‘left of brain’ thinker, and never did any art at school (30 years ago!) – So learning to ‘see’ creatively is difficult for me – I’m hoping it’s all down to practice, practice, practice and I’ll get there if it is – but having your thoughts narrated and trying to draw real time with the videos is an mind opener for me. My first effort with the apples attached – Looking forward to trying some more. Thanks for what you do. Paul – UK

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   alicia2383 March 27, 2021

   I think my observations are becoming better.

   

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   alibbey November 9, 2020

   Enjoyed this. Apples are always such a beautiful form to draw.

   

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   Christine Stanley September 15, 2020

   Here’s my attempt. Just discovered these videos and appreciate them very much!

   

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   Unknown Member July 22, 2020

   I enjoyed this one a lot; can’t seem to get dark enough darks with the regular #2 pencils I’m using, so drawing looks a little washed out, but still a good exercise; thanks, Scott!

   

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   mryburn3 July 22, 2020

   Finally had a chance to draw, every drawing teaches me something new.

   

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   Arlene Haggerty July 17, 2020

   Done on 8 x 10 sketch paper so my lights aren’t as light as I’d like. I’ve had a woodless pencil for years and these drawing together classes are perfect for me to use it. I think I will get more in a set.

   

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    Unknown Member July 17, 2020

    This was fun. Hard to get the dark background with pencil. How about drawing a French Horn?

    

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    Unknown Member July 16, 2020

    Thank you for the class.

    

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    Unknown Member July 16, 2020

    I LOVE the aspect of ‘drawing together’. It keeps me committed to attempt and complete the piece during the session along with everybody else who had tuned in live.

    Scott, Thank you for putting this series together. It is amazing to see a whole community of artists come together and motivate each other.

    I especially love the way you talk through what is going on in your mind as you make your marks on the paper. It has taught me to be ‘present’ and observant in my own mark making.

    

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    Thomas Dase July 15, 2020

    Thank you, Scott. I find every class to be interesting and thought provoking. I think that using charcoal techniques with a woodless pencil was uniquely challenging. I find fabric to be very difficult.

    

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    bramble July 15, 2020

    I played with texture and got a bit scribbley 🙂

    

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    heathyrrekautz July 15, 2020

    This was a good one! I had some trouble with the cloth though… I didn’t even try to get the pattern on it.

    

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    Cindy Bates July 15, 2020

    It has been 40 years since I worked with charcoal and graphite, forgot how much I like them. Get into the zone fast. Thank you the drawing togetherness is just the ticket.

    

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    Charmaine Harris July 15, 2020

    Loved this class using all graphite woodless pencil…really excited about the waterfall today!

    

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    Jaci Muzamel July 15, 2020

    I literally rolled my woodless pencil so much that in one quick move I accidentally stabbed myself with it…that blotch on the right apple is not an apple blemish, it’s where I quickly blotted up a drop of blood. HAHAHA! This was fun…I usually don’t like still life stuff.

    

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    Unknown Member July 15, 2020

    Thanks for yet another fun Drawing Together time. My 1st time drawing using a pencil, was a bit different from the charcoal but I think I got it. Think the apple on the right is a bit large but was fun drawing them. Thanks Scott for these Drawing Together “classes”.