Day one seemed a successful start to this journey. Then Tuesday was crazy and I was tired, so stuck with happy/silly faces. Wednesday was long & I was tired, so it was a doodling day. (I justify it as showing my imaginary readers that you don't have to do realistic drawings to keep a sketchbook.) Today was busy & long and I just got to my sketchbook at 9 pm. My brain - "Now what?!? Don't you deserve a break?" The other side of my brain - "NO - Don't give in already. Draw EVERY SINGLE DAY!" ... sigh
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a few of the faces |
So, instead of deciding what to draw I grabbed the
Drawing Lab book and did the first exercise - draw a bunch of really quick cats... I mean quickly draw a bunch of cats. I believe you're then supposed to play around with your favorite one - redrawing, adding color and such. I'm making the rules & I declare this lesson a two-parter. Part one is done & so is this day!
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doodles |
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1 of 30 cats |
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