365 Days of Drawing: Sketch and Paint Your Way Through the Creative Year (Adult Art Activity and Colouring Book) (365 Days of Art)

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Have you ever seen a volcano in real life? Even if you’ve only seen one in movies or in photographs they can be fascinating subjects for art and sketching. 14. Sail Boat Draw a figure in different exercise poses, such as yoga or aerobics. 275. Something That Smells Nice How do you convey spoken words in your drawings? With speech bubbles of course! You can draw them comic book style or practice creating new patterns using a basic speech bubble shape. 217. Farm or Barn Scene Going up or going down; draw a stairway. 83. Design a new automobile as cool or wildly unrealistic as you like I was thinking another human figure over the first one, but really, you could draw anything you want. A face, an animal, a building, flowers… 40. Flowers, either from observation or memory

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Ask a friend for a photo or see if they would be willing to pose while you draw a portrait of them. 256. Cleaning Supplies Listen to a happy kid’s song over and over and over again at full volume while you draw. Or save your sanity and listen once or twice before drawing. 167. Take an old electronic item apart and draw the innards

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Eggs are a great way to practice your shadowing and depth in drawing. And don’t think you’re limited to just plain white eggs like you get at the grocery store – you can always make them different hues and sizes or decorate with patterns and shapes! 97. Money I immediately just thought of Dexter, but that could be a little intense for some people. Blues Clues, anyone? 91. Make a t-shirt design that you would actually want to wear Draw some snowflake doodles or cut some out and draw them from observation. Or even shoot some snowflakes with a macro lens and draw your own! 59. An undiscovered sea creature I immediately think of a Medieval castle, but maybe you’ll want to draw another castle entirely. 279. Pots and pans

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You might remember globes from school and they make for fantastic drawing objects, especially if you are a travel or geography buff. 72. Staircase Draw yourself from a photo, a video, or draw a strong memory of yourself doing something from your childhood. 198. Stonehenge Maybe there’s an imaginary world where fish fly in the sky, or the moon is underwater…invent an imaginary fantasy world and draw it! 216. Speech Bubbles Bonus points if you actually scan it, clean it up, and make a real t-shirt for yourself. 92. Drop 3 raw eggs onto a table (or a tray 🙂 – protect the surface) and draw them This is a cool way to draw by simply feeling and thinking about where your pen(cil) might be moving. 344. Ancient symbols, real or imagined

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Scroll Spotify or the Googles for some cover art to draw. Reinterpret it if you like. 52. Microscopic items This is the “large” size, which is 5″x8.25″, and what many artists prefer to carry around with them.

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Skateboards being used, propped up against the wall, in a shop, what else can you think of? 254. Street signs or traffic lights I love dreams as drawing prompts – if you have a recurring dream, draw it out. Otherwise, any dream will do. 295. Grab the items you use to style your hair and draw them Try dripping water on different surfaces to see what makes them look best. 174. Draw a whole playgroundPuzzles are always entertaining. Grab a puzzle off your game shelf and scatter a few pieces around to sketch and draw. 164. Monkey Seahorses are so fascinating, and you can get really detailed or just make a few line drawings. 145. Lips Hand-letter your family’s names in different styles – or all the same if you would rather. 149. Turtles For most of the prompts, you choose what supplies you want to use, but a few of them do specifically ask you to use a certain tool. If you want to skip or modify these, feel free. If you are being faithful to the list, or just want a more varied sketchbook experience, make sure you have on hand: