Meet sketch artist instructor Paul Heaston and get started sketching your point of view. To begin, you’ll learn to look for scenes instead of objects. Then, find out how to simplify the scene when drawing cluttered spaces. Paul shares his method for how he starts and moves through a sketch and what details he’s sure to include on the first go-around. Paul will also help you differentiate between sketching and illustrating, so you can draw what you see instead of what you think you see, using context to help convey your message.
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