Draw Tip Tuesdays - Drawing People Who Move

Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday! I often get questions about drawing people who move. When you try to add passers by in your drawing, they are already gone before you hardly even started. To draw people on the move, you need to be practice a lot. And with practicing pages, the drawings aren't necessarily great, but you are discovering ways to solve creative problems. There is no shortcut to drawing people - the only answer is: do it a lot. But I do have a few tips for you in today's video. With today's exercise, you get to draw while hanging out by the beach. How cool is that? If you like my free weekly videos, then please consider backing me on Patreon. You'll will be helping me to keep consistently making Draw Tip Tuesday videos, and making them available for everyone for free: https://www.patreon.com/koosjekoene Thank you for considering to support me, it means a lot! Materials used: - Stillman&Birn Beta series Sketchbook, 19cmx19cm / 7.5”x7.5” -Sailor fountain pen with calligraphy nib, filled with Platinum Carbon Black ink -Daniel Smith  watercolors -Pentel Aquash waterbrush Resource video I used for reference from "Beaches Be Trippin". This is their playlist of boardwalk webcam videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSgqxk2f-mxBcwOGQd3WvoaMPEoZed6JL For a deeper dive into drawing people, I have these suggestions for you: -Check out the online course "People Drawing People" at Sketchbookskool.com -Keep an eye on upcoming urban sketching workshops by Suhita Shirodkar: http://www.suhitasketch.com/teaching