FROM THE CREATORS OF DRAWIZE (10M+ PLAYERS)

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Your Virtual Drawing Coach

Draw a circle on the canvas — I'll analyze your technique and show you how to improve!

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Finally learn to drawWith a coach that shows you every line

Tired of just watching videos? Our Virtual Coach gives you instant, step-by-step feedback while you draw to build real skills, fast.

Start your first lesson in 10 seconds. Create a free account to track your progress.

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What is Drawize Academy?

Drawize Academy is a practice‑first way to learn how to draw. Lessons are split into small, focused steps so you always know exactly what to do. You draw the step, submit, and get instant feedback from your Virtual drawing coach. He will tell you what to refine — then resubmit until you get it right.

It’s not a video course; it’s guided, hands‑on practice. We focus on foundations (lines, forms, proportions) and tight feedback loops that build skill quickly. Your progress is saved across lessons and devices.

Watch: Learn how to fix your drawings in real-time

Perfect if you…

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    Think you "can't draw" but secretly wish you could

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    Tried YouTube tutorials but didn't know if you're doing it right

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    Want small, focused exercises instead of long videos

Not another video course

  • Draw, submit, get feedback instantly

  • Short steps, clear goals

  • No 2-hour video lectures

Lesson Previews

See how drawings evolve step by step. These mini replays show artist solutions you can later practice yourself.

Your First Drawing: A Coffee Mug

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Step 1 of 3
Draw just the main body of the mug as a simple cylinder. Position it in the center of canvas, leave some empty space bellow it we will need later to add shadow and table.

Sketching an Apple

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Step 1 of 4
Let's begin with the basic form. Lightly sketch a sphere.

Sketching a Coffee Mug

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Step 1 of 5
Let's start by lightly sketching the main body of the mug.
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Structured steps

Each lesson is broken into clear incremental tasks so you always know what to do next.

Immediate feedback

Submit, read the response, improve. Tight loops accelerate skill acquisition.

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Practice efficiency

No boring tutorials—just hands-on practice until you learn how to draw.

How It Works

Create a free account and start practicing today.

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    Create a free account

    No payment. No waitlist during public beta.

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    Open a lesson & follow the step prompt

    Each step focuses on a single drawing action or refinement.

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    Submit your attempt

    Receive concise guidance on what to adjust—then fix it.

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    Iterate until the step passes

    Resubmit improved versions; fast feedback tightens learning.

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    Move through the lesson

    Finish all steps to complete the lesson; more lessons are added over time.

Start your first lesson in 10 seconds. Create a free account to track your progress.

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What to Expect

Transparent pricing. Clear process. Real results.

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Start with FREE Trial

Try the first lesson completely free. No credit card. No commitment. See if our approach works for you.

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Early Access Special

Regular price $39 — Get 50% early access discount for just $19.50. Price returns to $39 after early access period.

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✓ Lifetime access
✓ AI feedback included
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Focused Practice

Each lesson broken into 5-10 minute steps. Draw, submit, get instant AI feedback, improve, repeat. Real practice, not passive watching.

Learn by doing
🎉 EARLY ACCESS PRICING

$19.50 Lifetime Access (50% Off $39)

Help us shape the future of drawing education. Regular price is $39 — Early access users get 50% off at just $19.50. Price returns to $39 when we exit early access.

No credit card required. Setup takes 10 seconds.

Roadmap Snapshot

  • More fundamentals modules
  • Project lessons (planned)
  • Progress dashboard (planned)
  • Optional premium tiers later

Details may evolve based on early user feedback.

Best devices for the course

A tablet with a stylus (or a pen display / graphics tablet) gives the best control. A mouse works, but precise lines are harder.

If you plan to practice regularly, consider a dedicated pen input device.

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