The forms in Volume 3 represent a more advanced study which contains forms
appropriate in some older grades classes, but mainly in the high school or for
adults. The contents are over 90 pages of "forms in process," interspersed with
commentary and introductions to exercises. If you've ever thought form drawing
was "just a simple exercise," you'll marvel at the depth and life that Kutzli
brings to the subject.
(Try the form o­n page 40 of section 12 and let me know how
you manage. Wow!)

Anyone wanting to develop their drawing skills, as well as artists, teachers and students, will enjoy the creative challenge of form drawing. Regular practise can help discover what the art of line can mean. Drawing skills are developed through systematic exercises, and can develop self-confidence, balance and tranquillity. Simple form drawing is used in Steiner?Waldorf schools as a companion discipline to handwriting and drawing skills. It offers a healthy antidote to screen culture.