Flower&Plant – Colour

Drawing flowers is a delightful process. It’s a great chance to use as many of the beautiful colours in a paintbox as possible.

Sketch – David

David, Life Drawing, 150*100cm. This painting was drawnd in 2000, when I was still a Fine Art student in college. The plaster modle is more than a metre, the biggest head I had ever draw… It was a interesting challenge at the time. -Mia

Sketch – Portrait

Portrait, Life Drawing, 60*40cm. Normally, it takes longer time to draw a portrait. Instead of light, I am more interested in structure.

Character Sketch – Life Drawing

Sketch is the best way to practise for me, especially character sketch. There is always somebody around to be your models. There is no definitive method, no time limit. It could be done with a dozen pencils or just one, a few seconds or a couple of hours – or perhaps even days.

Nude – Life Drawing

Drawing nude is a precious opportunity to learn the structure of the human body. They were drawn in 2007 during my life drawing classes in my Masters in the UK.

Portrait – Life Drawing – Colour

I like to use different way to draw. Compared to Oil painting which is easier to draw and change, I personally like water colour painting which is clearer.

Still Life – Life Drawing – Colour

Still life could be the first step to learn drawing. It’s easy to find materials. The shape and colour are much simpler and clearer.

Landscape – Life Drawing – Colour

The reason I like outdoor drawing is that it is a good chance to enjoy the sunshine and fresh air. Certainly, there’s also times you’ll be cold and frozen.

Landscape – Life Drawing – Sketch

Landscape Sketch, life drawing. The problem of landscape drawing is that there are always too many things to draw. How much to put into the picture and which part is more important are all things to consider.