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Hi there,
This is the first time we’re sending Paper Talks straight to your inbox, and we’re feeling a mix of nerves and excitement!
If you were already following us on Instagram and made the move here—hello! We hope you enjoy this new format. And if you’re new—welcome! From now on, you’ll get a drawing tip in your inbox every Friday.
We love creating content based on what you're interested in, so if there's a specific topic you'd like us to cover, feel free to leave a comment—we'll definitely keep it in mind for future posts. Same goes if you have any questions. We always reply!
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Alright, let’s get to it—
Here are the common mistakes we recommend avoiding to instantly improve your drawings:
Mistake 1
Using color only for representation, not for clarity
