My hobby class completed with just a pencil and pen
Beginner's Art Studio Teacher's "Daily Sketch Car"

"Daily Sketch Cars" is a drawing book containing over 70 car drawings that can be easily traced using basic drawing tools such as pencils and pens.
It is designed to allow you to practice drawing cars in detail, from old cars to the latest trendy cars, by type, and even the exterior and interior of the cars.
This book is perfect for beginners to practice drawing, as it includes friendly comments from the artist on each page, focusing on the overall shape and balance that are most important when drawing cars.

This book is a collection of drawing know-how on 'car sketches' that was practiced with students in the 'Pencil Story - Drawing Class' run by the author, Pencil Story, and is structured to be suitable for beginners to follow along with.
Additionally, the short comments included on each page provide detailed information on essential but often overlooked points when drawing, as if a teacher is standing behind you and talking to you.
If you have a pencil and a piece of paper next to you right now, I encourage you to create your own hobby class right now.
It's possible with 『Daily Sketch Car』.

1.
Doodle without thinking! Build a drawing habit!

As a child, everyone has thought at least once about wanting to be good at drawing.
Even if I'm not good at drawing, if I had the desire to draw, I would pick up a pencil and draw right now, but when I actually try to do it, it's not easy.
So, to relieve that feeling even a little, I look for a drawing book.
This is a drawing book that you can enjoy following along with as long as you have the desire to draw, even if you are not good at drawing.
Anyone can enjoy drawing with just a pencil and a pen, the basic drawing tools.

When you first start drawing, rather than thinking about how to draw well, just focus on the meaning and satisfaction of drawing something.
If you draw with the mindset that you have to draw well, you can easily get tired when you draw poorly, and you might only feel a sense of obligation to draw because you bought the book.
Then, after drawing a few pages, you start to not want to draw and before you know it, you stop looking at the book.
Make drawing a small habit in your daily life.
Since it's a small book, why not carry it around and draw in it whenever you have time? You can draw briefly while waiting for someone at a cafe, or while looking at your smartphone on the bus or subway.
Once you develop the habit of drawing, drawing will become easier and you will soon find yourself enjoying it.

2.
The beginning of a picture is a ‘line’!

Drawing begins with a ‘line’.
At first, even drawing a line doesn't go as planned.
But it's okay if the lines are crooked and out of shape.
Because time makes everyone better.
In particular, this book has many pictures with only shapes and no light or shade, so you will continue to draw lines with a pencil or pen, and your drawing skills will gradually improve.

3.
With leisure rather than impatience

When you first start drawing, don't try to draw quickly.
Just because you draw quickly doesn't mean you draw well.
It's enough to do it with a calm mind, but if you draw quickly, the lines will get messed up.
As you practice drawing repeatedly, your drawing speed will naturally increase, so it is essential to be relaxed rather than impatient at first.

4.
Painting begins with observation.

Observe things and observe them again.
To express in a drawing the objects we pass by in everyday life without much thought, it is important to first take the time to observe them.
You should observe thoroughly before drawing, but usually, if you observe after drawing, you end up getting away from the picture you want.
This book does not explain in detail how to draw.
If you think you need to know everything about drawing to be able to draw well, drawing can seem more difficult.
Sometimes it's nice to just scribble without thinking, without knowing how to do it.
You can draw as you like.
I hope that you don't think too hard about it and just enjoy the time you spend drawing.

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