Last Year, my New Year's resolution was to do a one hour drawing exercise every day. The exercise is to do one drawing per minute of whatever I can think of. I missed a few days here and there, but I still feel like my resolution was a success. Through the coarse of the year I filled six sketch books. Here is the year in review. Two pages of drawings per month so you can see my progress.
December
November
October
September
August
July
Jun - About when I started the $100,000 Drawing Course
May
April
March
February
January
6 comments:
Nice Looney Moon. way to crank it out and draw the crap out of some books.
any clue as to this year's resolution?
12 sketchbooks and 3 stone tablets?
Good going. The improvement is particularly noticeable if you flip back and forth between January and December.
Keep it up, Looney! I can see lots of improvement. Once artists start gaining speed, you really start improving fast. I think your stuff is getting more solid, but really nail that construction first. Everything after that, like line of action and all that stuff, will follow. GO LOONEY GO!
6 of those big black books? Wow! And in my school people were amazed that I did two a year/ I gotta say I am jealous.
For some reason though, during the day I am alot slower, at night I draw pretty fast.
Mike - Thanks, this year's resolution will not be posted online, well maybe some stone tablets.
David - Thanks
Chris - Thanks, I definitely noticed as I improved I was able to draw faster. I think it is a confidence thing.
Jay - Thanks, I was able to draw so fast in these sketchbooks because I was not worried about making them look good. They are really just doodles, some of them look like stuff.
Nice job.
You are showing here that hard work pay's off!
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