For more about the details of the courses, visit links: • The talks on Basic Sketching and Drawing course by Jimmy • The talks on Acrylic painting course by Jimmy.

DRAWING AND PAINTING LESSONS Commonly Asked Questions Do I need to learn drawing before painting? 1. Learning drawing can help you to develop your observation and visual analysis skills, which are useful for painting as well. By practising drawing, you can learn to see and analyse the relationships between shapes, forms, and colours in the world around you. 2. Painting and drawing both involve working with different tools and materials. By learning drawing first, you can become familiar with different types of pencils, papers, and other materials, which can be helpful when you start painting. 3. If you are interested in representational painting, such as realism or naturalism, then learning drawing can be very beneficial. Drawing can help you to develop your ability to create accurate representations of objects and scenes. 4. On the other hand, if you are interested in more abstract or expressive forms of painting, then drawing may be less important. In this case, you may be more interested in exploring colour, texture, and form in a more intuitive or experimental way. 5. Ultimately, the decision of whether to learn drawing before painting is a personal one. If you enjoy drawing and want to develop your skills in this area, then it can be a great foundation for painting. However, if you are more interested in painting and want to jump right in, then that is also a valid choice. The most important thing is to find a medium and approach that works for you, and to practice regularly to develop your skills.