Drawing Impulses

Parallel lines observed in the nature, realism and abstraction. In this impulse I would like to think with you about a tree, namely the beech tree. Not so much in its great expanse, but to take a closer look at the trunk, to study the bark in detail. The beech is a tree that grows mainly in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. Wherever winters are not too cold and summers not too hot and, abo...

Bringing your own view into a new perspective. Today I would like to explore another field for drawing: your own point of view. This own point of view, which every human being carries within him or herself, is a habit, something unconscious. When we draw, we look at objects and things and then try to represent them accordingly in the drawing. And so, it’s very, very good to change our point of vie...

Geometrical and vital shapes in relation to each other. Sometimes we spend a lot of time indoors. Maybe the days are grey; sometimes the blue shimmers through the fog a little and it makes us hopeful to see a little more light for once. With this experience in mind, I thought of an exercise that has to do with something we do every day without thinking about it. It’s one of the normal things we do...

Light and mystery in a drawing, flowing transitions, structural identity. We started with doodling. This has loosened us up and ensured that we understand the basic concepts of lines. With geometry, we’ve added already a concept. A contour, a kind of limitedness we searched for quite knowingly. This time, we’re adding the idea of drawing from dark to light.

Scribbling, the quality of the line and the composition of two surfaces. With the first exercise of DRAWING IMPULSES, you got into drawing. You’ve succeeded in letting go of any intention, and instead relying completely on your intuition. I would like to build on this previous exercise and dive even more into the unintentional. But this time with a little concept. On a sheet of paper, place two re...

Scribbling without intention and the quality of the line. First of all, through the design of your workspace. It doesn't take much. You need a table that during this time is reserved for drawing. Remove everything else from the table. Prepare a drawing pad and paper, arrange your drawing materials, pencils of different degrees of hardness, erasers, sharpeners and perhaps some paper towels. Th...

This podcast offers easy to understand suggestions for drawing.  People who draw sharpen their perception, concentration, sensitivity and of course their creativity - joy of life included. The drawing impulses are a friendly invitation to draw lines with a pen on paper. In simple instructions, each person can participate, there are no barriers of prior knowledge or age. Drawing invites you to focu...