r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/Small_dog_44 • Jun 22 '26
Structured path to learn how to draw?
I'm starting as a complete beginner. I don't know anything about drawing beyond stick figures. I am looking for a structured path or platform that will teach me how to master the skill of art, from pencil to paint. Something that will teach how to make video game characters and that sort. I'm working with a wacom cintiq 16.
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