Beginners often think they can't draw because their hands won't cooperate. Almost always, the real issue is seeing.
We copy what we think is there — symbols of eyes, symbols of trees — instead of what's actually in front of us. Learning to see means slowing down and observing relationships: angles, proportions, light.
Once your eye catches up, your hand follows faster than you'd expect. That's why our foundations always start with seeing.
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