SireEsquire

I was fairly busy over the last few days, so I wasn't able to draw very much, if I'm being honest I drew one, maybe two days, and it was only some quick doodles. I started to put a bit more effort into one (a verrrrry old OC of mine that I hadn't drawn in yearrrrs), and it gave me a thought. I've never been super comfortable drawing characters/concepts that weren't my own (not in a legal sense, it just felt a bit odd), and I know at some point I'm probably going to end up doing commissions of some sort, so I thought to break the ice and get used to the idea, I could set up a sort of simple little challenge. For anyone interested in followin

Today was sort of rough, art-wise. I started about four or so drawings and all of them were varying degrees of horrible and just kept getting worse the longer I tried to fix and change them. I know having an off day isn't anything to worry about, but it was hard to not dwell on all those failures. A part of me wonders if its worthwhile to even try drawing and doing artistic ventures again, especially since I've had such huge lapses in practice over the years. There was a time when I really wanted to try and make some sort of career out of my art, but I would always convince myself to give it up, that it was only a waste of time and that I wo

So this will be fairly casual, but I set up some "challenges/prompts/goals" for myself for the next weeks just to stretch my art legs a bit. I'd like to complete one a day, either via one large study/piece or a bunch of small ones on a doodle page in no particular order (just no repeats and no picking prompts from a category done the previous day). Feel free to join in and show me what you made! People: [X] Half body males [ ] Half body females [ ] Full body males [ ] Full body females [ ] Clothed males [ ] Clothed females [ ] Heads in perspective [X] Expressions Animals [X] Birds [X] Mammals [ ] Reptiles/amphibians [ ] Bugs/ins