Sorry Wendy,your English is indeed just fine, it is a sense of humour that doesn’t translate on the internet, not even between people who share the same language
Only a magician could have done a drawing like yours in 2mins anyway !
I like seeing your art school work here – especially as I learned by studying the drawings of masters in books from the library.
Seems like in Belgium they still have respect for traditional drawing skills :thumbsup: Here in the UK. you can leave art school after years without having had any drawing classes at all :confused:
What class is next for you !:)
Mike

I do art school for grown ups ‘drawing’ It is 5 years- minimum of 8 hours per week for the basics and 2 years specialization. Afterwards we receive an art degree/diploma if our work passes an external jury. I can experiment with all dry media, ink and watercolour. Drawing from observation is key, making sure perspective is correct in whatever subject etc… There is also painting, etching, sculpting, graphic… all 5+2 years. One of my teachers restores paintings from old Belgian masters, he prefers the more traditional ways. The others have a more modern approach. This is my 2nd year, no prior expercience except some creative hobbies like cake decorating I recently did a charcoal still life (plant) and Frankenstein’s monster on black paper with white Conté pencil, section drawing and sketching.