Quote Originally Posted by alophysio View Post
This might seem like a silly question but... why are you just drawing straight lines?

If you are going into furniture, shouldn't you be practicing what you need to do to do furniture making?

Or if you are doing drawing, are there other things to draw apart from straight lines? What about curves, circles, angles, etc?

And it shouldn't take you long to get the required strength - it might take years for you to get the required techniques done right!

Have fun!
I'm doing lines, eventually curved, circular, wavy and decorative, as this is the atomic basis of constructing drawing, after that I will go on to constructing grids then perspective, space projection, then anatomy and eventually figure drawing.
I've done the furniture painting (japannning) work before, just going back to the basis of my art to obtain perfection.
There are so many seperate parcels of muscles involved and by developing them all I hope to get acurate drawing and control. but its a slow process using drawing alone after not working in the field for many years.