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All right if you are a beginner, you probably struggle to draw quickly and that could be related to not
being loose.
That could be related to fear, and struggling with how to draw first, or what to draw first, or what to think
of and so on.
Nevertheless, in this lesson we want to talk about the importance of drawing fast, and really I'm just
going to give you a few key points that just to help motivate you and help you to think about why drawing
fast, or father is a very very good thing.
So first of all, when I say drawing fast I literally just mean go for, it be loose.
Go for it go crazy with your roughs, draw really quickly.
Right, draws fast as you can and always try to draw quickly.
Not at the expense of accuracy, but to try and go as fast as you can and be as accurate as you can at
same time. And when I say accuracy, I don't mean accuracy as in kind of micro little details you know
you're busy kind of getting a little accurate details.
No I just mean accuracy in terms of make sure the shapes kind of read in an accurate way, to try and
be fast about it right.
And that fastness is going to be very useful to us.
So when you're drawing quickly, one of the great things is that, speed usually equals looseness.
Right.
So if you're struggling to be loose, just draw a little bit faster, and you can't help but be loose when
you're drawing at somewhat of a faster pace.
So that's the first point.
Speed equals looseness, and looseness is very good because it has a nice natural look to the piece.
And it has a professional look to the piece. There is no fear and slow little crazy lines, there are just loose
beautiful lines.
OK.
The second point is that drawing fast is an asset.
OK.
And the faster you get a drawing the better.
So drawing fast is an asset.
And the reason it's an asset, is because, the faster you draw the more drawings you do, right.
The faster you draw equals more drawings, and the great thing about that is that if you're doing more
drawings.
That's right.
You're making quicker progress, and you're advancing your skills and your art level much faster.
OK.
So drawing fast has a lot of things behind it, right.
And the more progress you make, the sooner you will reach your goal.
And it's crazy how much of this is really related to drawing fast, or drawing faster.
So I want to encourage you to draw faster, be more free, be more loose you know, correct in your refinement
stage.
We'll talk about rough and refinement just now. But really, let me encourage you to draw faster, draw fast
for these reasons right.
If you're drawing fast, it will give you more drawings and more drawings will mean you'll progress quicker, and progressing
quicker means you will reach your goals, and the level you want to reach faster.
OK.
And at the end of the day you then also get many more drawings.
So it's really a win win to draw fast. I want to encourage you again to draw quicker, draw fast don't draw
slowly.
Let's move on.
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