Let's draw a flower on an iPad.

Hello, I'm TARU, an artist who draws flowers on an iPad. I'm working in a variety of ways, not just one way. I draw with colored pencils according to the mood of the day, watercolor on some days, and Korean painting on other days.

Through this lesson, I would like to share the joy of being able to draw with various techniques.

When I first encountered botanical art, I felt a sense of relaxation and comfort unlike when I was working on other things. Aren't you excited to meet iPad and botanical art?

It has the advantage of being able to draw comfortably anytime, anywhere without worrying about materials, and because it's easy to modify, it's easy for beginners to follow along.

The first start is always a sketch.

It's a difficult step for first-time beginners, but it's an important design work that can be used as a basis for any drawing. You'll learn how to easily hold shapes and how to draw sketches easily and accurately by expressing chunks.

Use the lecture materials for each chapter to make it easier to understand and draw!

We will provide a picture guide for each chapter to make the class run more smoothly.

It's okay if you're not good at it!

This time is just my time. Rather than drawing the same way, why not start with a lighthearted mind? I think it's more valuable when you draw a picture with your own feeling than drawing the same as a picture. It's important to draw interest in painting. Then, at some point, you'll be able to see my paintings pile up one by one.

Colored pencils, watercolors, and Korean paintings all at once! Botanical art drawn with iPad

Colored pencils, watercolors, and Korean paintings all at once! Botanical art drawn with iPad