This will help you draw anything: fun and easy

Here are two tips to help you draw people, places, and things, quickly and easily. Works no matter your skill level.
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[@BlessedForever888]

Danny, I always remember you saying just use your art supplies instead of letting them sit there and dry out (e.g. markers). I have been wondering what on earth to draw with my alcohol markers and I decided to try neurographic art as a way to get warmed up

[@BlessedForever888]

speaking of this, I was wondering if Sketchbook Skool would consider doing one "Draw with Me" session on neurographic art? It is a really cool meditative art method

[@toshabeans]

The house has no choice but to be funky with this technique, so fun

[@cakebakerish]

Hi Danny! This is a very fun video😊 I drew with you and I realized that I use both at the same time. My little drawings are wonky and it is you and Sketchbook Skool that taught me how to have fun with my art! Because of you, I draw every day❤

[@39Bosski]

This is a great technique. I can't wait to try it out. I like messy, less accurate pictures that still telegraph what's going on. I can always go in with watercolor or markers to add more detail if I want. Very helpful!

[@isabelmartin40]

Thank you Danny, it’s always wonderful to see you draw ✍🏻! Thank you for inspiring me❤ Greetings from Germany

[@heikesiegl2640]

Greetings from Bavaria 😃👋

[@HughCulver]

Great reminder to just get started and not get stuck on details. Thanks Danny.

[@christinaelliott8186]

Thank you Danny. I have bought courses from sketchbook skool but have left them for too long always trying to be perfect. Bless you for being you, so motivational. I am going to go and sketch!😊

[@user-gh3yn6uy4g]

I’ve tried both methods on a pair of kid’s scissors. Very tricky with the curves and my wonky eye that can’t quite focus. So far, inside out works better.

[@cartoonmark75]

Love these videos very helpful

[@katsmith8263]

I love your approach, at least it us quick. I take more time to draw things

[@SketchBookSkool]

You do you.

[@susandobson1588]

So useful! Thank you again! Kind of like Upside-down drawing...

[@stapletontable]

Love your approach Danny. Thank you.

[@BlessedForever888]

I would do this but would use pencil just in case so I can fix things that are really off. Also I like the "sketchy" kind of look

[@ThepurrrBlog]

Where has this video been all my life!

[@helijeri5012]

Thank you. This was helpful.

[@johndedeurwaerder9601]

Very useful principle 😊!

[@deeman524]

Love it!

[@conniesidbury9806]

Awesome!!!!!

[@katsmith8263]

I draw the big things first (general shapes)

[@IntrepidFraidyCat]

I dunno, I think I'm a top to bottom person. 😜 I'll definitely try these two techniques next time I'm sketching.