Lifeloverish

Again, I'll post only my favourite sketches from almost 200 I made this week. Also I decided to end the challenge now, after 21 days, because I find it really hard to bring myself to draw all these poses, it's just getting soooo boring and monotonous. I think 3 weeks are enough, the sketeches aren't perfect but I improved a bit, compared to week 1 and week 2, and it's a good start. I'll continue my daily practice but I just need to change the subject.

I'm almost halfway through! This time I won't post all the sketches I made, because there are too many of them (over 50). I'll post only my favourite poses, 1-2 from each day of the challenge. I think there is some progress compared to the previous week  I mean it's hard to tell (at least for me) looking at your own drawings within such a short period of time, it's much easier for me to notice changes in my attitude. I'm slowly starting to feel more comfortable with quick pose sketches, to experiment with shapes, lines and some details and to look for the essence of the pose (sometimes I even manage to find it but it's still hard). Summing u

I'm pretty proud I managed to keep myself motivated and systematic so far. I decided to make a short summing-up and set new goals for the next week. I know 1 week is not enough to make a big progress, so I didn't expect much and I'm satisfied with the results. I still struggle with finding the line of action but I can already see that some of my drawings are more dynamic and I'm getting more comfortable with this exercise every day. Statistics For each drawing I needed : 5 minutes During the whole week I drew: 29 poses (on average 4 per day) ; that means I spent 145 minutes (2 hours, 25 minutes) practicing Goals for the second week It won