• You can use digital art and/or draw on a piece of paper but you need to take a picture with good lighting so I can see clearly what you drew. (You can otherwise scan if available.)
• You are only able to take classes in order as shown just like the Spriting School.
• Drawings have to be appropriate. Please, no gore, weapons, sexual appearance, etc. (if it includes minor blood or a sword and armor and things of this nature, please put them in a SPOILER Tag and include a proper label! Thank-you.)
• Respect all rules of VR's Drawing School. This also includes appropriate behavior. Any arguing, mental rude activity, and rule breaking will result in disqualifying you and your class and a ban from VR's Drawing School depending on your level of breaking the rules.
• Please, otherwise, enjoy being in this Drawing School. Please no showing off or otherwise bragging about your drawings and/or your grade. (if you wish to show off your artwork, you can post it here instead.)

 In this class, you will be learning about body structure of objects and living creatures. This will also include basic posing and understanding the movement of objects and living things.

Teachers: Super Pichu62

In this class, you will start sketching over your basic structures and then finalizing them by outlining.

Teachers: Super Pichu62

In this class, you will learn the importance of shading and the correct way of coloring from contrast.

Teachers: Super Pichu62

 In this class, you will be able to finally learn more about backgrounds and how backgrounds help put more focus more on your main object.

Teachers: Super Pichu62

In this class, you will understand how important it is that patterns have to be very accurate and how smaller details can make the picture a big difference. Like hair strands, creases in clothes, even facial details.

Teachers: Super Pichu62 

• White sheets of paper (no lined)
• Mechanical pencil (0.7) and/or a #2 lead wooden pencil
• Eraser
• Colored pencils (has to include all primary, secondary, with brown, black, and white)
• 12 inch ruler
• Good lighting

• Tablet (if you own one, if not then you may use your mouse if accustomed to it)
• Image editing/drawing software (Photoshop or SAI would be the best)
• Know your program (you should know the basics or more about the program you will be using to draw digitally)

Class:

Experience? :

Hand Drawing or Digital Drawing?: 

(If Digital Drawing) Which program are you using?:

Have you read the expectations and rules?:

Do you have all of the supplies?:

Teacher:

Class by PIM, PM, or on this thread?:

5 attached images

I have most of the supplies but I need to get a couple so I will apply soon.

Class: 1 basic shapes
Experience? : amateur
Hand Drawing or Digital Drawing?: digital
(If Digital Drawing) Which program are you using?: openCanvas
Have you read the expectations and rules?: yes
Do you have all of the supplies?: Yes
Teacher: Super Pichu62
Class by PIM, PM, or on this thread?: This thread

Class: 1 basic shapes
Experience? : I draw casually.
Hand Drawing or Digital Drawing?: Digital.
(If Digital Drawing) Which program are you using?: openCanvas.
Have you read the expectations and rules?: Yes.
Do you have all of the supplies?: Yes.
Teacher: Super Pichu62
Class by PIM, PM, or on this thread?: This thread.

Class: 1: Structures and basic shapes
Experience? : Amature
Hand Drawing or Digital Drawing?: Hand
(If Digital Drawing) Which program are you using?:
Have you read the expectations and rules?: yes
Do you have all of the supplies?: yes
Teacher:Super Pichu62
Class by PIM, PM, or on this thread?: This Thread

Hinorashi and TediousRamen

For your first lesson, we will practice the forms of shapes and living things by only using only two things. Circles and lines. I have an example below (ignore the hip circles) of what I'm expecting from you drawing these poses. I will give to you both individually in a "spoiler" tab. This lesson is to show That you can understand how each object's form is created when moved or at an angle. Since you both are using a digital program, I would perfer using a size 1 for your pen size for sketching. Also, to make it easier to see the circles and lines, use two individual colors for the circles and lines.

Class: 1 basic shapes
Experience? : I'm an amateur, LOL!
Hand Drawing or Digital Drawing?: Digital
(If Digital Drawing) Which program are you using?: paint.net
Have you read the expectations and rules?: yes
Do you have all of the supplies?: Yes
Teacher: Super Pichu62
Class by PIM, PM, or on this thread?: this thread

Alright cool.

Alright; I've been told I have decent freelance drawing skills, but I never really learned the basics of illustration. (and once I get my hands on a tablet, I can finally get some Digital Art lessons.) Let's start from the bottom-up, shall we? I would like to take the Structures and basic Shapes class, Pichu-Sensei~

Cool. I'm hoping to get through the classes so I can teach as well.

The first is a bit tiny and her clothes are dark, so it's difficult to see. This is what it looks like her form is doing if I follow the position of her feet on the plane and line of action, though. I had to express the line of action and flexing form in order to determine her position along the plane. I hope this is not a problem.

As for the lamp, I tried giving it a twist ( and fitting it in the canvas ) by changing its perspective tilted upwards a little bit.

I've also kept my sketch lines a bit thicker as to give it a bit more freedom in its looseness for gesture drawing. I've also tried thinking of it in terms of shapes three dimensionally. I hope that's not a problem. If it is, I could clear it up.

1 attached image

(Sorry. Didn't see that part..)

Class: Structures and Basic Shapes
Experience?: I can draw pretty well, but I never really learned the basics.
Hand Drawing or Digital Drawing?: Hand Drawing.
Have you read the expectations and rules?: Yes.
Do you have all of the supplies?: Yes.
Teacher: SuperPichu
Class by PIM, PM, or on this thread?: This thread is fine.

Um.... *erhm*. I'm ready for my first lesson, now.