practice

My apologies for older works, just going through old notebooks and wanted to share this For all of you just getting started out there, or struggling with motivation, this is a side by side comparison of drawings about 18 months apart, 1 drawing a day. It may not feel like it, but every bit of practice you get a little bit better. Keep it up!

Trying out watercolor brush pens …not sure that it’s what I was going for, but gave it a go

So this is the ~Finished Product~ of that one Linh drawing, and I took it with my phone so it's not as bad quality. Looking back now, I could have done so much better, but it is what it is. Besides, I've practiced and gotten so much better, and I'm proud of myself for that!! :)

To be honest, wasn’t too happy with how this turned out but it’s just practice. I know I’ve got to draw like a thousand more noses to really get something decent lol. If you have any tips on how I could get better, let me know!

Not a whole lot to discuss here except that it took me FRIGGIN FOREVER to get it at least THIS accurate. It is crazy how hard your brain wants to put everything in the wrong place first and then you have to ..correct it? I don't know if I am making any sense lol.

Clouds moving through the sky inspire me to paint. One day I'm going to be able to capture how dynamic they are on the canvas. This is practice. Acrylic.

Acrylic on black Canson paper

I found a very nice picture taken by Jose Herrera of Cecilia on Behance. It inspired me to draw this picture and practice the anatomy and shape of the human body.

Post-it note art, a great way to practice oil pastels and colored pencil :)

Sketchbook practice

Realizing I don’t have completed work, only sketches and practice to show. Here’s an awkward take on my portrait

Done with crayons and pallette knives. Practice for the current challenge. Who knew crayons were so versatile.

Eyes and ears and mouth and nose...

Some more sketching from todays practice.

Practice practice practice.

Always working on faces.

Practice sketch that started as a contour drawing of my stuffed Rabbite named Chunks. :)

Albarracín, Spain. My first time trying an urban sketching. Although it's only from a reference photo, it's a good way to practice this art technique. Line art and watercolour wash on a watercolour sketchbook. I used a Sakura Micron Pigma 5.

Watercolor portrait practice And once again a rotated image

Practicing cat faces

I like to draw when my boyfriend practices yoga, I added our favorite items that delight us during quarantine

Practice with digital painting. I still want to learn more about painting backgrounds, but for now I'm sticking with figures.

This is just a doodle to play with pens. I get all kinds of pens, new and used, from friends mostly. I don't put these in the sketchbook, it's too intimidating. This is just a little scrap of used paper from drawing practice, 2 ballpoints, and a few neon gelpens

hi! here are some little self portraits in a semi-lineless and more cartoony style. i'm pretty pleased! my hair at the moment is probably closest to the second from the right, but the middle head is probably my fav style to have it in. hope y'all are having a lovely day and like this little piece! xoxo honey

I did this drawing as watercolor practice. I hadn't been doing waterclor drawing for quite long time. It took a couple days to finish it, but I enjoyed it. It was really worth it.

Sometimes I use the Ho'oponopono method of healing in my healing practice. It really brings a lot of peace! When this reminder came to me in a recent session, I decided to make a drawing of it for my client.