two ideas: - Take an instructor lead figure drawing class. This will teach you to see "line" which is the primary foundation of "form". I suggest this route be

two ideas: - Take an instructor lead figure drawing class. This will teach you to see "line" which is the primary foundation of "form". I suggest this route because any class worth it's salt will give you tasks: 5 min pose/ 10 min pose/ 1 hr pose these will challenge you to think in different ways and get the skill of line down vs. working on aesthetics. - As you start to master line, you then want to explore the "absence" of that, which is what impressionism is; "color as form." How do you take the essence of what you see, and capture that as color. Impressionist art is a reaction to line, and if you start there (like a lot of them did) you may have better luck. Have fun!