Is it possible to learn how to draw and paint?

Tom Reichner wrote in post #18130890
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Do you have an alter ego named OhSee ?

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I'll look and see.

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Had some lessons in airbrush with a great teacher with a lot of passion it resulted in this.

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KFrost1 wrote in post #18136480
If I can learn to draw then so can you! I used to be truly awful but also enjoyed drawing so much because I find it so peaceful. I started to learn about techniques and so on and now I am quite good if I may say so. Nothing extraodinary, but decent.

Did you take lessons?

Sam
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If I don't get the shots I want with the gear I have, the only optics I need to examine is the mirror on the bathroom wall. The root cause will be there.

evelakes wrote in post #18136563
Had some lessons in airbrush with a great teacher with a lot of passion it resulted in this.

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Wow, that looks great!

Sam
5D4 | R7 | 7D2 | Reasonably good glass
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If I don't get the shots I want with the gear I have, the only optics I need to examine is the mirror on the bathroom wall. The root cause will be there.