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It all begins with drawing;
Material; / Pencil, H.-HB.-B. and drawing paper
—– Training for Eye – Hand Coordination ——–
Assignment; / Wad of paper – Black pencil version.
Every day (a new Wad of paper of paper) 45 minutes long (no longer) draw this Wad of paper. should not be too small or too big. (+/- 30 cm in section)
Save the day the drawing at the end of the week is that there are 7 you choose the best of the 7 drawings and keep them the others throw you away. etc.
After a month you have saved 4 drawings / Wad of paper / and choose the best one.
The last thing you’ve saved is definitely the best, / Wad of paper/ and you’ll see your own progress how small or big as well
This exercise can always be done.
Picasso has said to have to do more than a year for his father / teacher /. (And I too from my teacher) and it works !!
The eye-hand coordination is highly refined by this exercise and you get a great insight and feel of the shapes you perceive, later it is very useful / necessary / not to be stuck in the technical drawing in eg watercolors or oil painting techniques.
If you have any questions, let me know.
good luck, Pierre
free Lesson-It really works
Opdracht ; / Propje papier – Uitvoering in zwart potlood .
Elke dag (  een nieuw propje papier ) 45 min. lang ( niet langer ) teken je dit propje papier.  dit propje papier moet niet te klein of te groot zijn. ( +/- 30 cm in doorsnede )
Bewaar elke dag de tekening aan het eind van de week zijn dat er 7 je kiest de beste van de 7 tekeningen en bewaar deze de anderen gooi je weg . enz.
Na een maand heb je 4 tekeningen bewaard ook daarvan kies je de beste .
De laatste die je bewaard hebt is zeker de beste , en je ziet je eigen vooruitgang hoe klein of groot ook
Deze oefening kun je altijd blijven doen .
Picasso heeft het naar zeggen meer dan een jaar moeten doen van zijn vader/leraar/ .(en ik ook van mijn leraar ) en Het werkt !!
de Oog-Hand coördinatie wordt door deze oefening zeer verfijnd en je krijgt een groot inzicht en gevoel van de vormen die je waarneemt , later is dat zeer nuttig / nodig / noodzakelijk / om niet vast te lopen in de teken technische uitvoering in bv aquarelleren of olieverf technieken .
Heb je vragen , laat het mij weten .
veel succes, Pierre

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