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I still remember the day walking into the classroom at the beginning of the term with new faces all over, and an instructor I had never met. It was an early morning class when in an instant, everyone’s emotions turned from excitement into sudden anxiety and fear as we were all individually called up to the chalkboard and requested to sketch a given theme on the spot. As I was called to introduce myself then go to draw on the board, he tells me to sketch out a Dragon. So as best I could I sketched out a Asian Dragon from memory, one that I had drawn countless times as a kid. I turn around and the instructor tells me, “I should have given you something harder...” This was Dynamic Sketching, and the instructor was Norm Schureman. From that moment on I followed his instruction and took in all his advice till the day I finished school. I became close to his family and looked up to him not for just what he did as a teacher, but how he lived his life as a person. So fast forward 10 years later, and now I carry on his sketching class and try to pass on the foundation he gave me with the perspective of my own that I infused into his lessons. This book represents the notes and lectures I give in my classes in preparation for the students to go out on location to then try to apply in observational drawing. It is unaltered from its original state, and contains all my written thoughts and observations. These notes are from my perspective and should never be taken as right or wrong. It is just another way of looking at subject matter we all engage in at some point as artists or designers. This information is in no way exclusive or secret. Many designers from all creative industries have applied it into their way of communicating and problem solving visually. However, I will always mention and want to honor where these lessons came from, and that to really take advantage of this information that I am now sharing is not just reading and looking at it, and not also applying it to drawing from observation, but in learning to what Norm would say, “Run with it” Peter Han