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ralph · 04-20-2008

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here it goes. The wife suggested that i should try to learn to draw. I think it would be a good idea maybe it would help with my abing. Now, if it is a good idea i could use some input. Like what kind of pencils, paper etc. I did some homework and for the hell of it i bought a cheapo drawing kit for $7 bucks. It came with 10 graphite pencils ranging from 2h-8b. I guess i'm asking what the certain pencils are used for. I did see colored pencils to, but i thought i'd wait and see if i can draw first.
If it helps i'd like to draw scenery, forests, beaches woods,etc. I hope i'm not biting off more than i can chew,between learing how to ab and learning how to draw. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated
Thanks Ralph

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ralph magazine subscriber Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 500	Is it a good idea? Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but here it goes. The wife suggested that i should try to learn to draw. I think it would be a good idea maybe it would help with my abing. Now, if it is a good idea i could use some input. Like what kind of pencils, paper etc. I did some homework and for the hell of it i bought a cheapo drawing kit for $7 bucks. It came with 10 graphite pencils ranging from 2h-8b. I guess i'm asking what the certain pencils are used for. I did see colored pencils to, but i thought i'd wait and see if i can draw first. If it helps i'd like to draw scenery, forests, beaches woods,etc. I hope i'm not biting off more than i can chew,between learing how to ab and learning how to draw. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated Thanks Ralph __________________ Come Hell or High Blood Pressure, I will be an Airbrush Artist!!!