Learn Drawing with Free Lessons & Tips

As with any skill, the more you practice, the better you’ll become, and the faster you’ll see your technique improving. You wouldn’t see an athlete trying to compete in the Olympics without years of training behind them first, right? Carving out time each day—even just 10 to 15 minutes—for exercises to improve your drawing skills is an opportunity to make mistakes, learn from them, and try again.

Drawing : if you just draw something   with outlines shape, and things  like that 

Sketching: here, if you shade the drawing  using, pencils, or charcoal and etc it is called the Sketching...

Painting: if you add paints like watercolor  , poster colour, and acrylic  colour, and etc  it is  called the painting....

When you're first putting in the darkest tone, apply the most pressure with your pencil or drawing tool. As you work to lighter shades, gradually reduce the amount of pressure you apply so you're not pressing so hard against the paper. That way, your transitions between shades will be smoother and more consistent