13K views · 693 reactions | Thinking of line drawing like sculpting helps to accentuate the sense of depth our lines can create. “Feel” your lines flowing over and around bulges and recesses as they make their way ‘round cross-contours. | Alphonso Dunn | Facebook

822K views · 37K reactions | It will get easier, but it won’t get easy Seeing improvement in drawing can be a slow process sometimes, but it’s still worth it to keep pushing. The key is accepting the challenge as actually a part of the fun. So embrace it. In due time it will get easier, but it may still never get easy, and it shouldn’t. Challenges keep us on our toes and aware of our process. | Alphonso Dunn | Facebook

Swiss Army knife: I stand by it, line is the ultimate Swiss Army knife of all the drawing elements. Apart from color, there is very little you can’t do with line. It’s such a powerful tool for learning, exploring, and problem-solving in drawing. And in ink they are permanent so their history is there for us to study and learn from. Lines create shape, form, value, texture, and consequently, all that they create. Drawing hands and the human form allows me to put all its functions to practice. Nev

22K views · 716 reactions | Symphony of Lines  | Alphonso Dunn | Facebook

4.9K views · 533 reactions | Sometimes I visualize the eyes, nose, and lips as land masses rising from the plane of the face. This helps me to sense their relief, especially in a front view where the elevation of the features is sometimes hardly noticeable and more subtle. | Alphonso Dunn | Facebook

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