Sketchbook prompts
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Some fun creative drawing prompts to inspire you to keep drawing, whether it be animals, an original character, or something funny.
Hi there! I'll be updating this list when time permits and will continue to do so until I end it. I apologize if there are any repeats. My hope is that you'll fill up your own sketchbook with any...
I’m happy to announce that I have created a brand new prompt list! What you do is create one art piece per week using that weeks prompt. I will be doing feature fridays of some of the art you do on instagram so make sure to use the hashtag #2019wackyweekly #2019wackyweekly #weeklyprompt #artprompt #artprompts #promptlist #artpromptlist #weeklyart #wackyart #funnyart #artfunny #surrealartwork #surrealism #surrealfantasy #fantasysurrealism #moriahrosie #animalart
Need some inspiration for what to draw? These 60 drawing ideas will help you fill your sketchbook! Experienced artists looking for more in-depth help and inspiration should click the image to read the post - sometimes "what should I draw" can't be answered in a list!
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In my experience, Winter is what you make it. For those of us living further north, it can be awful this time of year. Or, it can be a wonderful time for reflection. A time to make a whole lot of art. Because what else is there to do? Unfortunately, I don’t usually feel inspired this time of year.
Keeping a sketchbook is one of the simplest ways to deepen your own creative practice. A sketchbook can be a lot like a visual journal - a place to jot down thoughts, scribble out ideas, draw out a pattern, or take note of color schemes. It’s a place to play without feeling the pressure to have a tidy finished product. Every week in my high school art class we had a sketchbook assignment that often looked like something from the list below. Over the course of the year I could look back and…
