How to Draw a Picture - Comments

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I think this is a very well-written article, but what it contains was not what the title implies. The title implies "How to draw a picture," which usually means - in most cases - that it's going to teach you how to actually draw the picture, not what comes before or after the action of drawing. For example, figuring out what you want to draw isn't a necessary step to be included, because it's not even possible to draw something without figuring out what you want to draw first. Even if you start drawing randomly, the thing you're drawing now isn't this other thing, is it? So, you made a decision as to what you want to draw.
Another thing is the perspective. I think you had a good motive for incorporating that in there, but most people who just want to learn how to draw a picture don't understand what that means, even with looking it up on the Internet (which they shouldn't do, because this article should be their primary resource). If you think that it's important with the action of drawing the picture, by all means, include it: just put it in simpler terms for people who are beginners at drawing so that people of all levels can understand what you're saying.
What I'm trying to tell you is that I clicked on this article with hopes that I could learn, as a beginner, how to draw a picture. Not to figure out how to draw it, or how to figure out what perspective, or the materials I need - just how to draw it, because that's what the article states. All those things are relative, yes, but the smallest section of the article is where you point blank say to "draw the picture." If you intended this for higher levels of artists, then you should've said so in the title, but if not, change how you word things so that people who aren't that familiar with the terms you use can understand. I hope I helped.