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TL;DR: The Fundamental Drawing Bundle for Beginners is on sale for £29.35, saving you 96% on list price.
While drawing is an excellent skill to pick up anytime, it’s even more appropriate during these days. Why? Because it can help you enter a state of flow. Or, in other words, it can make the outside world (and all the chaos that comes with it) fall away, and heighten your imagination, mindfulness, focus, and introspection. That’s something we all could use.
You don’t even really need to be good at it. Although, naturally, we all want to at least understand the basics before diving into a new hobby. That’s where this Complete Creative Art and Science of Drawing Bundle comes in.
Featuring 12 courses and over 56 hours of content, this bundle will help you unleash your inner artist. The content itself is designed for beginners and will walk you through fundamental drawing skills for both traditional and digital mediums. You’ll start with the art and science of drawing, which kicks off with topics as simple as how to hold the pencil correctly and how to draw shapes. It will then lead you through more complex concepts like cross-hatching, shading, atmospheric perspective, and linework. You’ll also learn the step-by-step process of drawing specific things like figures, heads, animals, and even superheroes. And lastly, you’ll take a brief look at how to translate your drawings to the digital world via Adobe Illustrator.
The instructors — including Brent Eviston, Robert Marzullo, and Ethan Nguyen — are all professional artists and designers with a 4.5-star rating or higher. Over 34,000 students have already enrolled in the basic skills course alone, with many leaving positive reviews after completing the coursework.
Whether or not you become the next Picasso, this 12-course bundle will at least help you unleash some creativity during these weird times. And that’s something we all could really use. Plus, since it’s 90% off retail value at just £29.35, what do you have to lose?
