Robert Twigger learned to draw better by observing his talented daughter. He simply watched, and didn’t ask too many questions …There’s one in every school art class. The talented one. The person who can copy any Disney, manga or superhero comic character as easily as they can draw a portrait or sketch a life-drawing pose. In my school art class, there was David and there were the rest of us. The art teacher’s sole method of instruction was to berate us with: “If David can do it, why can’t you?” Because David’s a bloody genius, is what we muttered as Read More

Source:: The Guardian