Indiana Jones

I’m excited to say that I had a complete art morning and was able to move through the drawings with calm determination.

I’m experimenting with a new daily routine to lower my anxiety of trying to get so much done throughout the day. I expect it to take several days to dial it in and find a good balance.

Most of the exercises I’m working on every art session are challenging me and exposing my weaknesses that I never knew I had.

The Indiana Jones drawing is coming together nicely and most of what is left just needs to be covered with charcoal. Similar to my hands after each session.

I spent some of my rushed art time refreshing my motive on this Indiana Jones drawing and getting clear on what direction I want to take it.

The Indiana Jones drawing is looking great but unfortunately it’s too close to a copy. I’ve either lost the motive or didn’t have it fixed in my mind well enough when I started.

One of the keys to preventing monotony within a daily art practice, in my opinion, is to commit to several different daily practices.

I’m happy to say that I’ve had a morning full of art and creativity and it is so exhilarating after the last two days of minimums.

Today, even though I don’t have as much time as I would like to work on art I’m struggling with communicating complex emotion in simple materials, charcoal and graphite.

I’m a bit behind at work so I spent more time getting things done there today before getting the Indiana Jones Drawing started.