Doctor Who

“Be not afraid of going slowly, be afraid only of stopping.” An awesome Chinese proverb that I live by daily.

The most historically significant art all has one thing in common. Each one of them were created to communicate something.

Due to worst than average sleep I lacked focus all day and wasted a lot of time so I feel back on practicing Micro Wins to move feel accomplished for the day.

Some days I just don’t have a lot to talk about when it comes to my daily practice, but I could talk forever about materials. So let’s talk paper!

Many artists starting out are worried put “style” before skill but by combining the subjective and objective your “style” will naturally develop.

This is going to be a short post but I have to talk about the super cheap bulk newsprint I purchased recently, it’s awesome!

I did exactly what I said I was going to do yesterday. I planned my art time, my break time, remove all distractions and focused on drawing.

For the Dr Who drawing I’m starting over and striving for excellence because the previous drawing was just not working.

Doing something day in and day out is not exciting or interesting. Having a daily commitment is not a highlight reel.

I’m recovering from my ear operation from yesterday so my brain is not what it could be, but I show up, no matter what.

What are you committed to? If your committed to something, plan it and put it first. I have a commitment to my art practice no matter what.

Today I was feeling overwhelmed by all that I needed to do on this drawing so I decided to break it up to keep motivated.

I knew today was going to be a short art session so I planned for it but I was still able to get a quick video out about why to limit your value range when drawing.

Today I worked on my drawing of David Tennant, the 10th doctor plus I worked on the “Reverse Gestures” exercise from The Natural Way to Draw.

I’ve started my next Fandom Fitness drawing and this one is Dr Who and I picked the tenth doctor played by David Tennant.