Copy.

That's right. I'm telling you to steal! Don't photocopy: reproduce the art you like using the original media the artist used.

It's 100% fine to do this! Flattering, even. As long as it's for educational purposes only. You can't sell someone else's work. That's forgery and real, legal stealing. Very bad.

It's black and white about the distinction, by the way: if you gain by using someone else's work, you are stealing.

Copying from the masters is a time-honored tradition among artistic circles. If you wanted to paint well, you hiked to the Louvre and churned out your best effort at a Mona Lisa.

You learn a lot! How lines work, how pencils smear, how markers bleed - and how to turn it all to your advantage to make great art.

I shouldn't feel guilty, and neither should you! Clearly attribute where you got the idea from, don't charge anyone for it, and copy, copy, copy!

So, in review:

#1: Draw
#2: Copy