How to draw Grandmas 👵🏻
Tips for sketching sweet seniors
Why are we drawing Grandmas?
They’re fun to practice.
You can imagine the quirky stories they might tell.
So much of our creative journey is about turning inward and understanding who we are. For better or worse, grandmothers shape who we are as people and artists.
If nothing else, it's always good to sit down and practice drawing from observation! That's the path to developing your style and making art more enjoyable. If you missed our session, you can draw along in the replay below. It’s delightful!
Replay: Grandmas Drawing Session
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who shared photos, stories and art from this session. Look at some of the stunning drawings from our session: Parul Parashar Pancholi, Charlotte Hamilton, Jenny Welbourn, Stef Landes, Citla Flores, Patricia Beeck Feel free to tag me in any work you post from the replay if you’d like me to share! ✨
Tips for drawing advanced-age people
Focus on their shape and put that down first - hair, body, posture.
Set a timer.
Plan to draw a few of them, so you're not feeling pressured to make one drawing that's THE drawing.
❤️ I know some of us have challenging relationships, are suffering from loss, or never having known a grandmother. If you struggle with any of this, my heart is with you.
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