Wow! My youtube drawing school has hit a half million views. That’s something to celebrate!
Yesterday, I was also “peace bombed” by the Dwiget Brotherhood Army, who are organised by Little Rich. They are opposed to negative feedback on youtube and choose people who they appreciate and leave positive messages behind – thanks guys!
I had a lovely day with St Francis Primary School yesterday, who were back from half term. The children were all dressed up as book characters and very excited! The teachers dressed up too. There were three Where’s Wallys and I couldn’t find one of them!
In the afternoon I worked with ten boys to plot out a story for the Reception class with the theme of Pirates. I think we did really well in the time, coming up with a first draft of a story called Candy Island, where the buried treasure turned out to be chocolate money and the palm trees grew packets of Haribo sweets! Well done lads. I look forward to seeing a finished (edited) version. (Editing is the bit they don’t like!)
Good luck with the rest of the week and keep up the good work.
This is more a watch and see how I do it sort of video that a step by step lesson.
Drawing people is hard. To get better you need to draw from life, observe how things work and it helps if you look at a skeleton and see how that moves. I think I mentally draw a skeleton and then put flesh on it and then put clothes on top.