How to Paint Perfect Circles on Canvas
Art is something everyone wishes they were good at, but that is not quite the case. This is because not everyone is actually good at everything. In fact, most people are terrible at most things, but they would much rather not admit to this well known fact.
One of the most basic skills that people are looking to master is the ability to draw perfect circles. Now you might never actually have to make a perfect circle when drawing something, but it doesn’t mean you can’t learn how to draw it to perfection.
Now drawing a circle is no easy task and it could take years to master, simply because of all that it demands from you.
Instructions
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Feel the circle
The first step to drawing the perfect circle is to feel the circle in your mind, body and soul. This is not something that everyone can do, and only the best of the best can actually go on to make this happen.
In order for you to be one with the circle and feel it, you need to close your eyes and take a few deep breaths. Think of round things and roundness, and your mind will automatically start to tune itself to being able to draw a circle. -
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Position yourself
After you have started to feel the circle in your body, you need to then start to prepare yourself to unleash the fury of the circle on the page or canvas in front of you.
Do this by placing whatever you are going to draw on, in front of you. Make sure that it is placed at a safe distance, because you don’t want to get too up close and personal in the canvas.
After this, place your drawing tool in your hand. This can be just about anything that you want to draw with, ranging from a pencil to a paint brush. -
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Draw
After having done all of those steps, you need to make the final move. The move that will prove just how good your circle making skills actually are.
In order to do this, you need to make contact between your drawing tool and the canvas that you are going to be drawing on. Now anything can happen when you make the most perfect circle out there, so make sure that your mind is ready to accept that what it sees when you are done drawing.
