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I found this exercise and Jane's approach overall, very helpful. For someone with a lot more experience, drawing shapes might be too basic. But as a complete novice, it taught me how to focus on the subject matter and has built my confidence that I might actually be able to do this!
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My Northern Cardinal
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Fun!
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Hello - I have tried to get in touch with Jane via social media, as I see no other way to contact her...I live remotely without local purchase options for art supplies. I am looking for a recommendation for an online art supply that carries all of the supplies for this course. I have tried to search on my own, without much success. I've not had a response from Jane, so am sort of desperately trying to get a response here. Thank you.
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Try DickBlick online. Good prices big selection.
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@Jill Leichter Thank you. Going there now... :)
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@Jill Leichter I second DickBlick -- they have everything, and at just about the best prices.
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Also Jerry’s Artarama(NJ) and Cheap Joe’s (NC) and Amazon have stock. I’ve been looking around and many of the sets have Hansa Yellow instead of Benzomida yellow…they are equivalent. I decided to try it with gouache as I like water soluble paints. There are also sets like Arteza that are cheap. You will get your brush miles in and practice and that’s what counts.
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@Sara Hi Sara, The layering techniques that Jane teaches in this course work best with paints that are transparent but not water soluble, like acrylics. Jill
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Learning about birds' anatomy and seeing the shapes is interesting and teaches me about birds simultaneously. I am a little impatient when drawing only geometric shapes first. I tend to take a shortcut. :-) However, seeing the shapes and understanding how they "build" the bird is helping me a lot with proportions.
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It's looking good.
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