Practice sheets for adults and for children, and picture books a child illustrates. One sitting each, and every lesson names the materials it needs.
One page, one idea, twenty minutes. Drawing first, because it is where painting starts — then color, mixing and paint handling.
The same lessons in pictures and about nine words a page, with a fox to draw them for. Ten minutes each, one pencil.
Twenty seconds from a longer session. The sheets slow it all down, a step at a time, on paper, with one pencil.
Each one fixes a single thing that makes a drawing look wrong.
You copy a picture, not a paragraph. The words name what your hand is doing.
Every sheet says what it wants — a 2B, a stick of vine charcoal, paper with a little tooth.
Twenty minutes for the Academy sheets, ten for the Cubs ones.
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