r/weeklystudy

200 archived posts · Aug 2013 – Jul 2021

The Study of the Week

r/weeklystudy

We post a topic of art study each week and study it as a group.

Created Jul 30, 2013 · restricted

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We post a topic of art study each week and study it as a group.

Draw, paint, study, and understand the subject. Ideally, you will do at least one study each day. For easier viewing, post each study as a new comment. You may try to apply what you have learned from the studies in an original piece/sketch near the end of the week. Don't feel intimidated if you're a beginner, getting better is the whole point.

Feel free to post studies from earlier themes after they have finished, in this week's study thread. Feel free to do your own subject of choice for a week as well.

Last but not least, every one participating here is trying to get better. Write helpful criticisms and comments, and take all criticism as someone offering you a helping hand.

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