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Common Drawing Mistakes

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Choosing the Wrong Paper Texture

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Pick the texture of your paper based on the details and smoothness you desire.

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Using the Wrong Materials

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Select the appropriate paper and medium for your intended result.

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Overworking the Paper

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Avoid overworking an area by building up tones slowly and with a light hand.

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Not Using Reference

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Always have a reference image to guide your work for realistic results.

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Over-Blending

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Maintain the texture and character of your drawing by controlling your blending.

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Ignoring Light Source

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Define a consistent light source to ensure realistic shading and shadows.

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Lack of Depth

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Use shading, perspective, and foreshortening to create depth.

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Lack of Detail

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Enhance realism or interest by including details where necessary.

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Rushing Through the Sketch

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Take your time in the initial sketching phase to build a solid foundation.

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Ignoring the Value Range

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Use the full range of values from light to dark to give your drawing depth.

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Incorrect Proportions

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Use guidelines to ensure accurate proportions.

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Flat Shading

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Give your subjects form by applying a range of values in your shading.

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Unbalanced Composition

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Create a harmonious and engaging composition by balancing the elements in your drawing.

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Inconsistent Perspective

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Be consistent with your vanishing points to maintain believable perspective.

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Hard Outlines

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Use soft edges and vary line weight to avoid cartoon-like strict outlines.

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Ignoring Composition

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Plan your composition to guide the viewer’s eye and make your artwork more engaging.

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Smudging

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Prevent smudging by using a spare paper under your hand and working from left to right (or right to left if you’re left-handed).

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Uniform Line Weight

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Vary your line weight to create interest and show form.

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