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Sorry if stupid question 2017-09-04 07:06:17 Post No. 3124340
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Will learning to draw help me visualize literature better?
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No and yes.
Everything that builds a visual library - so not drawing per se.
Looking at pictures, learning about history, museums, tools, watching movies, ...
For example, by seeing a trebuchet meme you will be better able to envision a scene in a book that mentions a trebuchet.
For example2, this caterpillar gives you visual library elements next time a monster is described in a book.
The point is to be exposed to as much as possible in the world. If you only draw hands for a year, your visual library is going to be WORSE, not better.
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>>3124340
Not necessarily learning to draw, but exposure to visual images and experiences will be the reference that you use in order to grasp ideas better. This anon >>3124343 is right.
That said. You like CM and Blood Meridian? This is something I drew years ago when I was just starting out with putting comics together. Enjoy.
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Inb4 someone pretends aphantasia is real
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