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A journey into drawing

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

How to add interest and depth to your drawings

How to replicate natural textures through mark making

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Part 3 Follow Peter Hayton as he demonstrates how to produce a miniature marine painting, from explaining the materials he uses to the finishing touches
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Part 4 How to create form. Michelle Campbell continues her look at the techniques and ideas she uses to paint pictures of wildlife
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