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Gravitas

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North England

Joined: Mar 2017

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08-07-2019, 04:52 PM

Re: Can one learn

Originally Posted by Twink55 ->

Ahh but that is because we were bright enough to read the opening post Longdogs

You don't normally - judging by the responses.

d00d

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Joined: Jul 2018

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08-07-2019, 04:59 PM

Re: Can one learn

Originally Posted by Lion Queen ->

Our Muddys and Azure's art have prompted me to start this thread.

I am hopeless at drawing or painting and would love to be able to create such nice pieces.

My question is, can you learn to draw and get good if initially you are rubbish or is it just you need a natural talent and flair?

when you're kept hanging around and there's pencil and paper lying around do you instinctively doodle? If so, then you've got what it takes

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