The challenge: A drawing a day, of a specific topic:
Day 1 - Yourself
Day 2 - Favorite Animal
Day 3 - Favorite Food
Day 4 - Favorite Place
Day 5 - Best Friend
Day 6 - Favorite Book Character, can't be a movie
Day 7 - Favorite Word
Day 8 - Favorite Animated Character
Day 9 - Favorite TV Show
Day 10 - Favorite Candy
Day 11 - Turning Point In Your Life
Day 12 - Most Recent Accomplishment
Day 13 - Comic
Day 14 - Favorite Fairy Tale
Day 15 - Family Picture
Day 16 - Inspiration
Day 17 - Favorite Plant
Day 18 - Just a Doodle
Day 19 - Something New
Day 20 - Something Orange
Day 21 - Something You Want
Day 22 - Something You Miss
Day 23 - Something You Need
Day 24 - A Couple
Day 25 - Scenery
Day 26 - Something You Don't Like
Day 27 - Someone You Love
Day 28 - Anything You'd Like
Day 29 - A Place You Want To Go
Day 30 - A Congrats Banner For Finishing The Challenge
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Soccer & Pool
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Sketching at Callenwolde
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Sketch Dump and Yet Another Drawing Book
Here's a few random sketches from the sketchbook.

These little pillow/sack drawings were inspired by Han Drawn's blog, who is an extremely talented art student.

Sketches of kids at the Callenwolde Fine Art Center, and a couple legs drawn from scratch.
I picked up a really good anatomy book, "Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy" by C. Hart. I have several drawing anatomy books, but for some reason, this one really clicked. I actually read it cover to cover, which I don't think I've ever done. I think the best part is that I really started thinking about the skeletal structure and how that effects the outward appearance.

Trying to draw a cartoonized version of myself.

These little pillow/sack drawings were inspired by Han Drawn's blog, who is an extremely talented art student.


Sketches of kids at the Callenwolde Fine Art Center, and a couple legs drawn from scratch.
I picked up a really good anatomy book, "Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy" by C. Hart. I have several drawing anatomy books, but for some reason, this one really clicked. I actually read it cover to cover, which I don't think I've ever done. I think the best part is that I really started thinking about the skeletal structure and how that effects the outward appearance.
Trying to draw a cartoonized version of myself.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
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