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To the wonderful world of books.
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Janice James
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Give yourself permission to be a beginner. By being willing to be a bad artist, you have a chance to be an artist, and perhaps, over time, a very good one.
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Julia Cameron (The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity)
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When folks come to a workshop, they are often profoundly anxious. They have invested their time getting educated, practicing, and challenging themselves to be excellent at a few things. They are used to being an expert and have forgotten how to be a beginner!
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Shannon Downey (Let's Move the Needle: An Activism Handbook for Artists, Crafters, Creatives, and Makers; Build Community and Make Change!)
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Just a beginner, but he learned so fast. Everything came so damn easy to him. Not true. The hard things cam easy. But the easy things he found impossibly hard.
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Janet Fitch (Paint it Black)
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The grace to be a beginner is always the best prayer for an artist. The beginner’s humility and openness lead to exploration. Exploration leads to accomplishment. All of it begins at the beginning, with the first small and scary step . . . .
Wherever you are is always the right place. There is never a need to fix anything, to hitch up the bootstraps of the soul and start at some higher place. Start right where you are.
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Julia Cameron
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Many Pisces possess musical or artistic talents. At the very least, they have an appreciation for the arts.
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Theresa Reed (Astrology for Real Life: A Workbook for Beginners)
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To Marcel Duchamp’s blithe “There is no solution, because there is no problem,” the Japanese visual artist Shigeko Kubota replied, “There is no problem, because there is no solution.
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Pico Iyer (A Beginner's Guide to Japan: Observations and Provocations)
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Don’t oversell what or where you are, especially in today’s industry. It is easier now than ever to be found out as a big-talking beginner or a liar. On the other hand, honesty is strength; use it.
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Loren Weisman (The Artist's Guide to Success in the Music Business: The “Who, What, When, Where, Why & How” of the Steps that Musicians & Bands Have to Take to Succeed in Music)
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Remember that in order to recover as an artist, you must be willing to be a bad artist. Give yourself permission to be a beginner. By being willing to be a bad artist, you have a chance to be an artist, and perhaps, over time, a very good one.
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Julia Cameron (The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity)
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Haven't I told you scores of times, that you're always beginners, and the greatest satisfaction was not in being at the top, but in getting there, in the enjoyment you get out of scaling the heights? That's something you don't understand, and can't understand until you've gone through it yourself. You're still at the state of unlimited illusions, when a good, strong pair of legs makes the hardest road look short, and you've such a mighty appetite for glory that the tiniest crumb of success tastes delightfully sweet. You're prepared for a feast, you're going to satisfy your ambition at last, you feel it's within reach and you don't care if you give the skin off your back to get it! And then, the heights are scaled, the summits reached, and you've got to stay there. That's when the torture begins; you've drunk your excitement to the dregs and found it all too short and even rather bitter, and you wonder whether it was really worth the struggle. From that point there is no more unknown to explore, no new sensations to experience. Pride has had its brief portion of celebrity; you know that your best has been given and you're surprised it hasn't brought a keener sense of satisfaction. From that moment the horizon starts to empty of all hopes that once attracted you towards it. There's nothing to look forward to but death. But in spite of that you cling on, you don't want to feel you're played out, you persist in trying to produce something, like old men persist in trying to make love, with painful, humiliating results. ... If only we could have the courage to hang ourselves in front of our last masterpiece!
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Émile Zola (The Masterpiece)
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What is admired is success, achievement, the quality of performance,” writes the psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, “rather than the quality of experience.” But what if we don’t want to become virtuoso musicians or renowned artists? What if we only want to dabble in these things, to see if they might subtly change our outlook on the world or even, as we try to learn them, change us? What if we just want to enjoy them?
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Tom Vanderbilt (Beginners: The Joy and Transformative Power of Lifelong Learning)
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Everything must be for something. I tell someone I'm going on an eighty-mile bike ride, and they ask, "What are you training for?" I want to answer, "I don't know... life?" "What is admired is success, achievement, the quality of performance," write the psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, "rather than the quality of experience."
But what if we don't want to become virtuoso musicians or renowned artists? What if we only want to dabble in these things, to see if they might subtly change our outlook on the world or even, as we try to learn them, change us? What if we just want to enjoy them?
The idea of undertaking new pursuits, ones that you may never be very good at, seems perverse in this age of single-minded peak performance.
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Tom Vanderbilt (Beginners: The Joy and Transformative Power of Lifelong Learning)
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I WANT TO end this list by talking a little more about the founding of Pixar University and Elyse Klaidman’s mind-expanding drawing classes in particular. Those first classes were such a success—of the 120 people who worked at Pixar then, 100 enrolled—that we gradually began expanding P.U.’s curriculum. Sculpting, painting, acting, meditation, belly dancing, live-action filmmaking, computer programming, design and color theory, ballet—over the years, we have offered free classes in all of them. This meant spending not only the time to find the best outside teachers but also the real cost of freeing people up during their workday to take the classes. So what exactly was Pixar getting out of all of this? It wasn’t that the class material directly enhanced our employees’ job performance. Instead, there was something about an apprentice lighting technician sitting alongside an experienced animator, who in turn was sitting next to someone who worked in legal or accounting or security—that proved immensely valuable. In the classroom setting, people interacted in a way they didn’t in the workplace. They felt free to be goofy, relaxed, open, vulnerable. Hierarchy did not apply, and as a result, communication thrived. Simply by providing an excuse for us all to toil side by side, humbled by the challenge of sketching a self-portrait or writing computer code or taming a lump of clay, P.U. changed the culture for the better. It taught everyone at Pixar, no matter their title, to respect the work that their colleagues did. And it made us all beginners again. Creativity involves missteps and imperfections. I wanted our people to get comfortable with that idea—that both the organization and its members should be willing, at times, to operate on the edge. I can understand that the leaders of many companies might wonder whether or not such classes would truly be useful, worth the expense. And I’ll admit that these social interactions I describe were an unexpected benefit. But the purpose of P.U. was never to turn programmers into artists or artists into belly dancers. Instead, it was to send a signal about how important it is for every one of us to keep learning new things. That, too, is a key part of remaining flexible: keeping our brains nimble by pushing ourselves to try things we haven’t tried before. That’s what P.U. lets our people do, and I believe it makes us stronger.
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Ed Catmull (Creativity, Inc.: an inspiring look at how creativity can - and should - be harnessed for business success by the founder of Pixar)
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That's a fine line," he said at last, indicating with his thumb what pleased him. "You're beginning to learn to draw."
Clutton did not answer, but looked at the master with his usual air of sardonic indifference to the world's opinion.
"I'm beginning to think you have at least a trace of talent."
Mrs. Otter, who did not like Clutton, pursed her lips. She did not see anything out of the way in his work. Foinet sat down and went into technical details. Mrs. Otter grew rather tired of standing. Clutton did not say anything, but nodded now and then, and Foinet felt with satisfaction that he grasped what he said and the reasons of it; most of them listened to him, but it was clear they never understood. Then Foinet got up and came to Philip.
"He only arrived two days ago," Mrs. Otter hurried to explain. "He's a beginner. He's never studied before."
"Ca se voit," the master said. "One sees that."
He passed on, and Mrs. Otter murmured to him:
"This is the young lady I told you about."
He looked at her as though she were some repulsive animal, and his voice grew more rasping.
"It appears that you do not think I pay enough attention to you. You have been complaining to the massiere. Well, show me this work to which you wish me to give attention."
Fanny Price coloured. The blood under her unhealthy skin seemed to be of a strange purple. Without answering she pointed to the drawing on which she had been at work since the beginning of the week. Foinet sat down.
"Well, what do you wish me to say to you? Do you wish me to tell you it is good? It isn't. Do you wish me to tell you it is well drawn? It isn't. Do you wish me to say it has merit? It hasn't. Do you wish me to show you what is wrong with it? It is all wrong. Do you wish me to tell you what to do with it? Tear it up. Are you satisfied now?"
Miss Price became very white. She was furious because he had said all this before Mrs. Otter. Though she had been in France so long and could understand French well enough, she could hardly speak two words.
"He's got no right to treat me like that. My money's as good as anyone else's. I pay him to teach me. That's not teaching me."
"What does she say? What does she say?" asked Foinet.
Mrs. Otter hesitated to translate, and Miss Price repeated in execrable French.
"Je vous paye pour m'apprendre."
His eyes flashed with rage, he raised his voice and shook his fist.
"Mais, nom de Dieu, I can't teach you. I could more easily teach a camel." He turned to Mrs. Otter. "Ask her, does she do this for amusement, or does she expect to earn money by it?"
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W. Somerset Maugham
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The Artist's Drawing Book by Katy Lipscomb and Tyler Fisher is filled with numerous art lessons for beginner artists. A self-motivated individual will likely find this an appealing way to learn art, though I think teachers might consider this useful in middle and high school classrooms as well. Seventeen different lessons are presented in this book, and each one builds on the other, helping to lay a strong art foundation. You could buy different art books that may have some or most of these lessons, though I’ve not seen any that provide the sort of succinct and precise approach that this one does. Each lesson is carefully thought out and needs to be practiced by the reader. The text is packed to the brim with information essential to succeed in art. That’s what makes this book so valuable.
The lessons are intended to be learned by the budding artist, and so some may take days (or longer) to complete until the user masters the skill. The important thing is not to be in a hurry while working your way through this book. You might want to buy a sketchbook to go along with this, so you can keep your artwork in one place. You might also want to purchase a copy of this book for a friend, so you can practice your art skills together. After teaching art in school for 16 years (grades K-12), I fully understand how The Artist's Drawing Book by Katy Lipscomb and Tyler Fisher is an essential tool for those beginning in art. If you are serious about learning this fascinating subject, then this book is for you. This is an outstanding piece of work.
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Bruce Arrington for Readers' Favorite
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Today is a day of practice. You are to combine the exercises of the past week in a way that works best for you. Here are some combinations for inspiration: Thinking about becoming an artist? Practice image meditation while breathing through your nostrils to help stimulate your mind and bring inspiration to you. Having trouble getting some sleep? Empty your mind using the balloon visualization technique while you practice circle breathing. Picture the balloon within your mind floating away, making sure to do it every time you exhale. Did someone do something to upset you? Find your center and breathe as deeply as you can while clearing your mind. Acknowledge all that you are feeling as you breathe, but dismiss feelings as soon as the thoughts occur.
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Alexis G. Roldan (Zen: The Ultimate Zen Beginner’s Guide: Simple And Effective Zen Concepts For Living A Happier and More Peaceful Life)
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sit well with Michelangelo. The project seemed like a series of insurmountable challenges: •It would be the largest fresco on earth—there would be more than twelve thousand square feet to cover. •He had never frescoed before. •His competition would be staring him in the face every day—the Moses and Jesus wall panels, world-class masterpieces created by the top fresco artists in the world—including his own first maestro, Ghirlandaio. When and if he ever finished the ceiling, his beginner’s work would be compared with these. •The chapel was in constant use, more than twenty times per month. The scaffolding could not be of the traditional kind, which would require too much wood and thus block up the chapel and render it unusable for years. •The pope’s rigid and unimaginative concept for the ceiling stood against everything Michelangelo believed in, both as a spiritual seeker and as an artist. •The pope’s advisers would be trying to catch him at any changes or “heresies” that he might insert in the work. •The pope and Bramante had given him a large number of Roman assistants to help with the plaster and paint—but Michelangelo knew very well that their other job would be to spy on his work.
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Benjamin Blech (The Sistine Secrets: Michelangelo's Forbidden Messages in the Heart of the Vatican)
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Every professional started as a beginner and every artist was once an amateur.
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Sravani Saha Nakhro
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Modern art is a waste of time. When the zombies show up, you can't worry about art. Art is for people who aren't worried about zombies. Besides zombies and icebergs, there are other things that Soap has been thinking about. Tsunamis, earthquakes, Nazi dentists, killer bees, army ants, black plague, old people, divorce lawyers, sorority girls, Jimmy Carter, giant quids, rabid foxes, strange dogs, new anchors, child actors, fascists, narcissists, psychologists, ax murderers, unrequited love, footnotes, zeppelins, the Holy Ghost, Catholic priests, John Lennon, chemistry teachers, redheaded men with British accents, librarians, spiders, nature books with photographs of spiders in them, darkness, teachers, swimming pools, smart girls, pretty girls, rich girls, angry girls, tall girls, nice girls, girls with superpowers, giant lizards, blind dates who turn out to have narcolepsy, angry monkeys, feminine hygiene commercials, sitcoms about aliens, things under the bed, contact lenses, ninjas, performances artists, mummies, spontaneous combustion, Soap has been afraid of all of these things at one time or another, Ever since he went to prison, he's realized that he doesn't have to be afraid. All he has to do is come up with a plan. Be prepared. It's just like the Boy Scouts, except you have to be even more prepared. You have to prepare for everything that the Boy Scouts didn't prepare you for, which is pretty much everything.
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Kelly Link (Magic for Beginners)
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Zen is an especially intriguing school of Buddhism because it brings to mind paradoxical images of monks happily living quiet lives, meditating on mountaintops, as well as powerful martial artists.
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Benjamin W. Decker (Practical Meditation for Beginners: 10 Days to a Happier, Calmer You)
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The artist *IS!* ... All others are *NOT*...
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Beatnik character at the beginnning of Roger Corman's A Bucket of Blood
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If, however, the observers see the poiesis in the work they cease at once being observers. They find themselves in its time, aware that it remains unfinished, aware that their reading of the poetry is itself poetry. Infected then by the genius of the artist they recover their own genius, becoming beginners with nothing but possibility ahead of them.
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James P. Carse (Finite and Infinite Games: A Vision of Life as Play and Possibility)
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We are in essence not who we want to be, claim to be, or desire to be. We are what we do each day and in each moment. We are not an ideal or a persona. We are not intellectual, intelligent, passionate, artistic. We are really what it is we do with our lives and how we live it day by day, hour by hour. This is who we really are. We are not our ideal of spirituality, we are the person we live with every minute of the day. We are not spiritual by desire but by action, in what we do with our lives with each minute and moment of that life. We are not who we THINK we are, we are what we DO.
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David Carlyle (Box Set: 4 Books On Zen Buddhism, Meditation & Spirituality: Zen Truth & Spirituality, Zen Buddhism No Buddha, Meditation For Beginners, Atheism & Spirituality ... Meditation, Life Choices Book 6))
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So, we have looked at the five levels of difficulty when it comes to creating Doodle Art, and just because you believe you are not artistic or creative, that is no reason not to try Doodle Art. Take my word for it; you will wonder why you have never tried before when you create your first doodle. I know I always thought of myself as useless when it came to being creative, and the joy I experienced on creating by first set of beginner level doodles had me jumping for joy! This chapter shows you a multitude of the patterns you can expect to come across for all of the ability levels. You will then see some instruction on how you, too, can create the most common patterns in each of the ability levels.
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Lana Karr (DOODLE ART HANDBOOK: The Non-Artist’s Guide in Creative Drawing)
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Whether you are a professional or a beginner, you will never stop learning. There will always be new products, techniques, fashions, and information, so keep practicing and creating.
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Katie Middleton (Color Theory for the Make-up Artist: Understanding Color and Light for Beauty and Special Effects)
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hope you did well. If not, don't be discouraged and try again. In fact, not all professionals can do it the first time. Practice and improve your skills, and you will be successful.
Sophia Williams
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Julia Smith (Anyone Can Draw Robots: Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids, Teens, and Beginners How to Learn to Draw Robots Book 1 (Aspiring artist's guide 4))
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It’s akin to the difference between a photograph and a painted portrait; even the best artists can’t match a modern camera for faithful reproduction, yet we often value the painting more due to the artistry and skill that went into its creation.
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Jason Swire (Timely Advice: A Beginner's Guide to Fine Timepieces)
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Art is not only for artists and collectors. Art is a tool for everyone to heal, express, and find new ways with.
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Salma Adi (How To Draw & Find Your Art Message: Step-by-Step Drawing Guide for Beginners. With Techniques on How to Express Yourself & Develop Your Style)
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If you didn't succeed the first time, don't be discouraged! Think about the mistakes you made and try drawing again. Even professional artists don't always manage to draw the drawings they have in mind the first time.
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Robby Bishop (How To Draw People: Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids, Teens, and Beginners. How to Learn to Draw People)
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it is important for you to know that the process of growing from a beginner to an advanced level artist is like a funnel. A funnel in the sense that the first area is rather narrow and small and the succeeding areas begin to get wider and larger.
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Angelina Bell (Painting: Box Set - Learn Painting FAST! Learn the Basics of Oil Painting and Acrylic Painting In No Time (Painting, Acrylic Painting, Oil Painting, Painting ... Painting Course, Painting For Beginners))
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have a range of differently themed weeks wherein the children are asked to explore different ranges of emotions which give them an opportunity to explore their full artistic potential. Many kids get driven by the comic characters and so they want to attend drawing classes. Such children should be encouraged because they not only stimulate the pictorially original parts of the brain but it is also known to stimulate the creative parts which create stories and text. Encouraging the creativity of the children at a young age helps in inspiring them for the rest of their lives.
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Marie Rose (Drawing for Beginners: The Complete Step By Step Beginner's Guide to Amazing Drawing in Less than an Hour (Draw Cool Stuff, Drawing Techniques, How to Draw, Pencil Drawing Book 1))
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Above all, Reigisaho is an expression of mutual respect in person-to-person encounters, a respect for each other’s personalities, a respect which results from the martial artist’s confrontations with life-or-death situations. The culmination of the martial artist’s experience is the expression of love for all humanity. This expression of love for all of humanity is Reigisaho. The belief that each person is important functions as a filter to purify and sublimate the martial artist’s personality and dignity.
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Andrea Billingiere (A Beginner's Guide to Aikido)
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Conclusion
I hope you did well. If not, don't be discouraged and try again. In fact, not all professionals can do it the first time. Practice and improve your skills, and you will be successful.
Sophia Williams
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You Need
Blank sheet of paper. Even notebooks or journals will do. A pencil. Make sure that you have many pencils. Pencil sharpener. Pencils should always be sharpened to make good lines. Good-quality eraser. The erasers on the pencil wear out very quickly, so use a separate rubber eraser. Colored markers or pencils. You can trace the outline of your drawing with a thin felt-tip pen and then color in.
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Julia Smith (Anyone Can Draw Cats: Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids, Teens, and Beginners How to Learn to Draw Cats Book 1 (Aspiring artist's guide 2))
Julia Smith (Anyone Can Draw Cats: Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids, Teens, and Beginners How to Learn to Draw Cats Book 1 (Aspiring artist's guide 2))
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How to Use a Book
Draw step-by-step, following the graphic instructions. Periodically look a few steps ahead to understand what exactly you are drawing now (which part of the character), and how it'll look in the finished version. If you didn't succeed the first time, don't be discouraged! Think about the mistakes you made and try drawing again. Even professional artists don't always manage to draw the drawings they have in mind the first time.
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Julia Smith (Anyone Can Draw Cats: Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids, Teens, and Beginners How to Learn to Draw Cats Book 1 (Aspiring artist's guide 2))
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If an artist becomes too idealistic, he will commit suicide, because between his ideal and his actual ability there is a great gap. Because there is no bridge long enough to go across the gap, he will begin to despair.
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Shunryu Suzuki (Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind)
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How to Play Sigma Boy: Musical Clicker – A Complete Beginner’s Guide
Sigma Boy: Musical Clicker is more than just another idle tapping game. It’s a creative and rewarding journey that lets you guide an ambitious artist from unknown street performer to global music icon. Whether you’re new to clicker games or a longtime fan of idle titles, this guide will walk you through how to play, progress, and enjoy the game to the fullest.
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When you first enter the game, you’ll be introduced to Sigma Boy—a young musician with big dreams but no resources. Your job is to help him rise to fame by tapping the screen. Each tap earns coins, which serve as the main currency in the game.
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In the early game, tapping manually is the main way to earn coins. However, Sigma Boy: Musical Clicker doesn’t stop there. As you progress, you can unlock auto-clickers that generate income automatically, even when you’re not actively playing. These features make the game more enjoyable by allowing you to grow your empire without constant tapping.
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