Art: Think Before You Shoot

Joanna Rohrer June 14, 2019

Having trouble with your drawing? The secret to a better illustration often lies in the behind-the-scenes work of getting good reference photos. In this workshop we will not focus on your camera but will discuss crucial factors in obtaining effective reference photos to work from.

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