I'm trying to work out a good practice routine I can stick with. If anyone knows any drawing exercises or has any tips, let me know. I just seem to never be able to make myself practice. Or have the time. It sucks.
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Re: Practice, practice, practice schedules and routines.
Sun, April 20, 2008 - 4:13 PMyeh man hello dude what can i say...............my best advice is o live ib te moment ok?concentrate on ten second art then if you get any longer you add a friend .then anotherv ten second .then ten more and the rest is called art you twat.some people own tv's ,,,how evrytime the tv does something else youy kame some art.and tehn one day when we get bigger we can apply aal the lessons we lernt to supply something YIU nmightvcall ART.TWATRICK. -
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Re: Practice, practice, practice schedules and routines.
Tue, May 6, 2008 - 2:53 PMI have found it helpful to get a group together to meet somewhere each week to draw. Seek out other artists and show each other your work weekly and then just spend a few hours talking and drawing each other or your surroundings or whatever each week. It's marvelously fun! For my private practice time I don't have a set timetable but I try to draw or write at least a couple hours a week when I'm alone. Early in the morning before everyone else is up is always a more productive time for me than trying to draw when the household is like a 3-ring circus.
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