what is the difference between still life drawing and memory drawing
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1-still life drawing=
1-still life drawing=I tend to like drawing from still life because my memory on how little things look is not always the best. If you look at something while sketching it you are far more likely to get all of the little details of the object and know where the source of light is coming from. If you want something to look realistic I think that still life drawing might be the way to go.
1-still life drawing=I tend to like drawing from still life because my memory on how little things look is not always the best. If you look at something while sketching it you are far more likely to get all of the little details of the object and know where the source of light is coming from. If you want something to look realistic I think that still life drawing might be the way to go.
1-still life drawing=I tend to like drawing from still life because my memory on how little things look is not always the best. If you look at something while sketching it you are far more likely to get all of the little details of the object and know where the source of light is coming from. If you want something to look realistic I think that still life drawing might be the way to go. 2-memory drawing=
1-still life drawing=I tend to like drawing from still life because my memory on how little things look is not always the best. If you look at something while sketching it you are far more likely to get all of the little details of the object and know where the source of light is coming from. If you want something to look realistic I think that still life drawing might be the way to go. 2-memory drawing=Drawing from memory can be good in the sense that often times it gives you more freedom to be creative, especially if you can not remember exact little details on objects. Practicing drawing from memory can also help your eye and your mind to be more alert and able to pick up on little details easier if you practice this enough.