- Learning drawing requires new material, not conforming to the same expectations.
- To know what material to look for can be supplemented by your goal.
- Individualism can be portrayed by how we draw lines.
- Shapes are easily created, easily disposed. They are like print statements for testing a composition.
- Some shapes deliberately stray a little to better be compatible with forms. (Curved cuboid for head)
- Escape from the rigidity of shapes and uses them as flexible, disposable guides.
- Practice consistently whatever method works, different shapes may be favored for different angles or skill levels.
- Basic perspective theory goes a long way, but shape-to-shape interaction is crucial. Every shape must follow a relatively believable perspective.
- Some rules (The faces exposed relative to the horizon line) are not to be broken