6.6K views · 542 reactions | Drawing starts from one point, drawn out into a line. Whether your final drawing has lines in it or not, they help you build the piece, add emotion and guide the viewer's eye. We've just started this important topic in my Drawing Basics course! Find out more and join today: proko.com/drawing | Proko | Facebook

In the third installment of my Asking Pros series, I ask 17 professional artists about the best drawing exercises. If you feel like you’ve hit a wall with your art, try some of these drawing exercises. A lot of these will be covered more in-depth in the upcoming Drawing Basics course. Thanks again to all the artists that participated: Marshall Vandruff: http://www.marshallart.com/ Caleb Cleveland: https://twitter.com/calebisdrawing Chrissie Zullo: https://www.instagram.com/chrissiezullo Stephen

Here's a perspective exercise for drawing portraits! This helps us to break things down and learn to make drawings feel more 3D We prepared some reference photos for you to work from over at proko.com/3dhead. Go give it a try! | Proko

Drawing the eye, step by step! For more information on drawing facial features, check out my Portrait Drawing Fundamentals course: https://www.proko.com/portrait Day 10 of #12daysofProko! Save 15% off courses and tools on Proko with code "NAUGHTY" or "NICE" until 12/25. Link in bio! #art #digitalart #drawing #proko #shorts #shading #arttip #howtodraw #eye | Proko

Do you want to make your figure drawings feel balanced? Or even break that balance to create action poses? Get ready to strike a pose! Go to proko.com/store and use the code FB15 for a 15% off discount! | Proko

Learn how to sculpt a portrait in 10 steps in this free lesson on Proko 3D! https://youtu.be/XP2s6aLaSx8 | Proko