It’s time for dinner. Draw your favorite meal on this plate.
Draw a circle on your paper, fancy or plain, then add your dinner favs.
Day 333..
Day 332..
Close your eyes and, with a black marker, create a tree using only one continuous line.
Day 331..
Draw a family of animals inside this frame.
Draw a frame in your sketchbook or use the printable provided below.
Day 330..
Think of an animal that has two legs. Do a little sketch of it.
Day 329..
Think of the last person who made you laugh – draw them here.
Day 328..
Draw some uncooked spaghetti in the first box. Then draw some cooked spaghetti in the second box. Use colored pencils.
Day 327..
Take your art journal on a walk – either outside or in your home. Find three things that are interesting and can fit in your hand. Draw them in the space below with a pencil.
Day 326..
American artist Ed Ruscha is known for his word paintings – works made up of simple scenes or blocks of color with single words or phrase over the image.
Try it yourself. Paint the empty canvas in a color of your choice. Once it’s dry, write or paint a word or phrase over the top.
Here is some of Ed Ruscha’s work to get you inspired.
Day 325..
Draw some steam coming from this teakettle. Use a combination of pencils, crayons, and markers.
Use the link below for a printable version of this teakettle.
Day 324..
Draw a square in your in your sketchbook and draw lines to divide it into four sections. Fill each section with a different color. Use two warm colors and two cool colors. Do any of the colors seem to come forward?