Start here: how to hold the pen
Ten minutes on grip, speed and pressure. Everything else in this section assumes you have done this once.
A ladder, not a library. Each lesson is short, asks for a specific amount of practice, and names the one it leads to next. You need a pen and some paper; two of them want a compass.
Ten minutes on grip, speed and pressure. Everything else in this section assumes you have done this once.
Two drills, twenty minutes, and the reason your circles close badly.
A 3×3 grid, one unbroken line, about fifteen minutes. The oldest drawing lesson there is.
Six, eight and twelve divisions with a compass. Half an hour, and after it the geometry families stop being mysterious.
Draw the tile set, lay it out, then draw the strapwork across it and rub the tiles out. Forty-five minutes.