How to Capture a Bigger Scene - Part 1

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On my Patreon Page, patrons voted for the next Draw Tip Tuesday subject. The option that got the most votes: drawing a Bigger Scene.
There are many ways to do this, so I decided to do this in a three-part series. Today: Part 1.

When you pick a spot where you have a clear foreground. Focusing on that foreground distracts you from the 'whole' and the many details. It will also be a less scary point to get started, and it will give you many landmarks to measure things in the background.

Find something that interests you to draw, and try this technique. Next week, we'll practice another technique to draw a bigger scene.

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Materials used in this video:
-Sailor DeMannen fude fountain pen
-Sailor Profit fude fountain pen
-Daniel Smith Watercolor