30 days drawing Challenge
Hello Creatives!!!
Let’s get ready for the Drawing or Art CHALLENGE, and dive right in! It is all about SHOWING UP EVERY DAY and CREATING!
You can spend 10 minutes every day or 2 hours, it is up to you. ….but just think about it. Even if you only have 10 minutes, this will make 5 hours by the end of the challenge, that you might would have spent on the couch!
I am always amazed at how much we can improve our skills and how it brings the motivation level up when participating in a challenge.
When does the drawing challenge start and how does it work?
- We start on the 1 of October or anytime after that.
- There is a prompt for every day (check the list below) You can draw for 5 minutes or 2 hours, it is all up to you! Some prompts will be posted on a precise day on this blogpost.
- You can simply draw for yourself, or you can share your drawing. (links below)
Can I join, if I have another ART project?
Absolutely! It is all about showing up and improving. You might have a painting that you really want to finish, a particular skill you want to accomplish. Go for it!
Daily prompt for the drawing challenge
Monday SKILLDAY | Single out something you have always wanted to improve. For example, drawing portraits, hatching with ink, mixing colors, practicing watercolor. Search for any tutorial or adevice in one of your art books, a blog or youtube. Go through the tutorial and if you have time, start practicing. Keep the same PERSONAL theme for the next four Mondays and Tuesdays! So what will it be? I will choose to draw portraits (profile view). Please, comment below the post, I am too curious to know what skill you would like to improve! We are going to improve so much! |
Tuesday SKILLDAY | Practice your personal skill that you want to improve! |
Wednesday | October 7th: Draw anything from your kitchen, a meal you are eating, a kitchen shelf, a cup of coffee or a fruit bowl…etc October 14th: Draw an object from your bathroom October 21st: Draw something form your living room /area October 28th: Draw the view out of one of your windows |
Thursday Image | Image of the day + a drawing tip (every Thursday I will post an image below and give a quick drawing tip) |
Friday Word | Every Friday I will post a word here, for you to create anything inspired by it. October: 2nd: Shoes October 9th Cup of tea October 16th: Animal October 23st: Door October 30th: Your favorite subject at the moment! |
Saturday Sketch in public | Sketch in public, it is time to dare to sketch outdoors! Go for it, it can be something small. You will be surprised how kind people are. It can be the cookie while your are having a coffee, a portrait of a friend for the advanced, a lovely door of a house, or the ducks next to the lake…surprise us! |
Sunday Nature | Relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. Draw every Sunday something inspired by nature: A tree trunk, the last flowers blooming, or even a house plant. (If you need some inspiration there are some links to blogposts) |
Introduction to Drawing Challenge
Downloadable – Drawing challenge prompts
Where to share you Challenge drawings?
Instagram: use the following hashtag: #yvonnemorellsblog
OR
On my closed Facebook group: Yvonne Morells Art Community
What art supplies do you need if you join the 30 days drawing challenge?
You can use whatever you have. It can even be done with a simple pencil or pen and any type of paper. It might also be the moment to go though your art supplies and pick up some material you have not used in a long time!
But we all know, it is so much fun than to prepare for a new project, a class or challenge and get some art supplies. (I am a master in finding an excuse to get a new sketchbook or new pen..) I made a list of what MY essentials are for creating anywhere. Check it out below.
Find out what my personal essentials are to create anywhere. Click here!
Drawing tips and inspiration posted every Thursday
Draw Tip 1
Thursday 2nd of October 2020
It will be posted on Thursday the 1st of October here
Draw tip 2 – Ellipses
Thursday 9th of October 2020
9th of October – Inspiration