The purpose of a sketch a day is just to do it - sketch! It doesn't matter if it is an involved sketch or if it is a simple contour or gesture drawing. There are no rules except to sketch each day.
Life parameters can dictate the time investment, but a sketch a day commitment is designed to elevate the personal priority of sketching ... to enforce sketching. Making it into a "resolution" validates the activity (invests it with a bit of a challenge even!) and defends against competing demands. The sketch a day is designed for practice - to reinforce basic skills, and to provide daily contemplation on the issues of two dimensional representation.
Several of us are doing a sketch a day, and I would enjoy hearing from anyone else who decides to join in. We share our efforts, support each other, keep each other honest and... hopefully we'll have some fun doing this!
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and don't forget to check out older posts!
Yummy, good job, I can taste it, and feel the texture, especially the moist, soggy part! And the crunchy nuts. Why don't we get together and I'll set up the circle- and ellipse-drawing exercise I did in my freshman year? Sometimes these torturous activities are best done with others.
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ReplyDeleteI think my April 1 resolution will be to not do ANYTHING I "should" do. And to make some banana bread......
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People make April Fool's resolutions? Or is that an April Fool's joke? So confusing!
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