Can you DRAW?

Yea...I think I am moderately good with my drawing skill. However, I can't draw without looking at any picture though. Unlike you, I always got the highest mark with my art classes . I love to do all sort of personalized stuff. Making souvenir for weddings, baptismal and birthdays. It was one of my sideline when I was studying in the University. I was once into cross-stitching too. Have several finished products either display or stacked up in my closet. Hmmm, why don't I try stitching one for you using your avatar.

I used to draw alot and got As for it in school.I dont draw much any more just not done it.

Ask me to draw and you'll get shaky, squiggly lines. At least I'm going into the right line of work, working with children. They don't care what your art looks like because theirs looks like yours too. I've only created a handful of nice art and none of them were that great.

I am a potter. I enjoy hand-buidling and throwing on the wheel. I can draw a little bit, not really well. I enjoy drawing and that is what matter most to me.

Hi There, I absoluteley love art. I can become entranced when I look at art. Everyone has their favourite type of art, but for me it is paintings. I tend to like paintings of nature, but almost any types of good paintings will grabe me. Unfortunately I cannot contribute to this world as anything more than an observer as I cannot do anything artistic! I can't paint, draw, sculpt...you name it! :( cheers,

I love your sentence that "there is an artist in each and everyone of us". You know what? When I was in grade one, I firmly believed that I had not talent on drawing. Art lessons were really disaster for me. I had a hard time in dealing with the drawing homework. Later I found my talent on drawing step by step. Actually I can do quite well on it. I am even responsible for the drawing part of any publication in our class! Now I still do something about art from time to time, but by using the computer.

I always loved Art. I use to do oil paintings. I like Abstact Art. I love any kind of Art. I like to desing and create Art. I can also cook that is like Art, the art of cooking.

I discovered my "inner artist" when I was about fifty years old. I took a lifelong learning class called "Draw What You See" because I thought it might give me an outlet for my work related stress. I was amazed that what I drew was recognizable! Since then I have been working with pastels - I'm now in my mid-sixties. I don't have a huge amount of talent but I enjoy painting and am improving my technique. So my art has improved. I take a "Painting with Pastels" class about eighteen weeks a year. That provides the structure and discipline I need to keep painting. You can see some of my work on my profile page. The attached photo is of a painting in pastels which I did several years ago.

Awww I (with help) did create two works of art in my children ;) Im trying to learn the basics of drawing at the moment and im not doing too badly. It also depends on my mood. I tend to doodle eyes when im sad. I can also match clothes quite well, is that an art form?? Untidy

Yes, I can draw. Art classes were always my favorite classes in school. I love to paint too. Oh, and I love photography. The only part of art class I didn't like was pottery. I hate having my hands dirty. During pottery I would be at the sink washing my hands constantly. My youngest child seems to have the same problem with getting her hands dirty. She hates to have a speck of anything on her hands. The other 3 couldn't care less though!

I enjoy drawing...I wouldn't call myself very good at it, but I can draw cartoon type of sketches. I will attach a picture of a froggy/tadpole I drew here you can decide if i can draw, lol...I can opnly draw things that look like cartoons - I can't do the lifelike sketches so well. When I was a little girl, my grandma used to make us draw every time we saw her - she taught us to draw bunnies and grapes and trees. To this day I still remember that very vividly in my memory!

well i loved to draw when i was in school infact i even made my mind once to become an animater or a cartoonist but that was then now i m an electrical engineer.but still my interst in cartoons havent gone.i used to draw cartoons figures of whtever i could find batman ,superman,he man,garfield,mickey mouse,goofy,etc.i used to compete with my frnd in drawing during recess.it was fun.now i draw crkt. diagrams .

Yeps, I often make drawings, abstract ones..Its something that really fascinates me, I have grown to love colors, so, iv adopted painting..

I wish I could but I am so bad at it . I can paint though.

I can draw when the mood strikes me. I'm not much good with paint, but haven't tried much sculpting. I prefer textile arts, crocheting, embroidery, weaving, sewing, anything to do with yarn or fabric.

I can draw and make gingerbread houses. When I was younger I could do ceramics.

I like to say I can draw blond hair with a black pencil. I can reproduce anything, and even resize it. One thing I cannot do is make it up; I have to be looking at the actual object or a photo of it. I can add color if needed, but it's a lot of extra work. One of my better pictures was a picture I did in the eighth grade...of the school. I went to a rural, two-room schoolhouse with thirty students (K-8). For years, the school's letterhead image for all correspondence was a picture drawn by a classmate's mother, initially for a cookbook. When I was in the eighth grade, my teacher asked me to draw a new picture for a yearbook, which would be presented to the superintendent. I spent the entire school day on a bench table out front. When I was finished, and handed my work to the teacher, she took it to the Xerox machine and started making copies. Copies were made for my mother and each of the faculty, then one for the yearbook. At least one more copy was made for the office as well, and it replaced Mrs. Toledo's cookbook drawing in the school letterhead. The superintendent would not get the original; it was placed in a cherry wood frame and auctioned off at Bingo night. I don't remember exactly how much the picture made, but I think it was just under $100. The Gentry family ended up with it. When I was a sophomore at Fremont Christian H.S., the art teacher wanted me in the class badly for some reason. She even said I could write new curricula myself. I said all the technique I knew was in my hand; I didn't know how to teach others. I never did join the class. Music is my greatest artistic interest, and I think I am more accomplished as a tenor than as a pencil artist. I get bored quickly with drawing, and usually only do it on request. As a result, I have practically none of my own work. The only original picture of mine in the family is that of my grandmother's dollhouse, which I did in '94. It took me three days to complete, and even that wasn't enough to make it perfect (I was only 15). It's not too bad though!

No I can't draw but my husband and my 11 year old son can. My husband used to be really good at drawing but his hands are starting to get a little shaky. My sons drawins are getting better every time he does one.

I cannot draw. It's not that I haven't tried. I even thought about getting me some paints and canvass and just have fun.

I would like to quote one of may favorite artists Jean-Michel Basquiat: "Beleive it or not, I can actually draw." Yes I can draw but I think I am better with painting. :D