Artists Draw to New Figure Drawing Site For Free Trial

Learning2draw (www.learning2draw.com) is proud to announce its free trial of a new and comprehensive members only site for artists to learn figure drawing like never before. The new site All Draw Out (free trial offer http://www.learning2draw.com/freeTrial.html) is an innovative program designed for artists of all levels to see critiques of figure drawings and actual life drawings done right before their eyes. Through the technical wonders of today, artists will be able to watch life drawings and critiques done and learn skills of the masters directly. The free trial launch is limited but open for the first time January 11, 2008.

Todd Harris, founder of Learning2draw, reports: "The problem is people who want to learn art and how to draw people are visual learners, reading text is good, but seeing the process is incredible. Through this system, they get to see others figure drawings critiqued, as well as watch life drawings right in front of them from their own home. Then to top it all off, we take them step by step through how to figure draw."

Because of the difficulty many find in learning how to draw people and mastering figure drawing, some may think they just don't have the talent for it. This is untrue, anyone with a desire to learn this can, and now it's just easier. Pete K. in Austrailia agrees: "Todd's system is natural and his approach to this new site is just what artists have been looking for. It takes you from A to Z without missing a beat. I've always wanted to draw but never knew what the best way to go about it is. Now I can watch, firsthand, and see what a master does and what the process is. On top of this I don't have to pay university tuition for better than university instruction."

The problem artists have been finding is that there are so many different methods out there to learn about figure drawing but no one told you step by step what mistakes to avoid. Another issue is that artists want to watch the process unfold because they are visually inclined. Harris says, "The other problem is that there is so much information floating around out there, people want to know if how they are interpreting the information and developing their skills is correct. People are always asking me to critique their work. Now we do it in front of many people so everyone can benefit from the critiques."

Figure drawing and learning how to draw faces, is, without a doubt, one of the most difficult tasks to master. However, with the right tools and interactive guidance, the process can go a lot smoother and efficient.

Harris says, "People are under the wrong impression that you need a "gift of drawing" or you need to have talent to learn to draw. This is complete hogwash." Harris goes on to say that you don't need any talent to become an accomplished artist, you just need passion and practice. He also says you don't need to spend tens of thousands of dollars at a University to benefit from this amazing skill, and you don't even need to leave your living room.

Now people wishing to learn to draw can learn how to quickly learn the tools and skills necessary to create beautiful pieces of art. They can learn to draw someone and actually have it look like that person. This is all possible with Learning2draw's new system and member's site that anyone can take part in.

About Learning2draw:

Todd Harris is a master artists who currently works for a multi-billion dollar corporation as a concept art director. He has studied under the Florence Academy Method and has taught art for years. He has been doing art for over 20 years and loves developing systems for people to learn art. Learn techniques from the masters at www.learning2draw.com where Learning2draw offers a free newsletter with tips and information to help artists.

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