TwistedEven

I'm still doing photography, but I love the feeling I get once I pull out my tablet to draw. I've decided I'm going to try to draw every single day from now on. I'm not stupid, I know I'll miss some days, but my main goal is to actually succeed at this challenge. My artwork (as you can see) is still very far from where I want it to be. I'm grasping the idea, but now I need to be able to draw it. Over the next couple of weeks I really want to work on details and more than one type of art style. I love painting, but detailing is horrid for me. I love "cartooning" but it just isn't like painting. I guess what I'm saying is that I just want to g

To be honest, the main reason I'm writing this is because that last journal was so long that it stretched my page like five times more than needed. But I plan to keep uploading more and more London photography as I filter through it :D I'll try to do about 2-4 a day until I run out, then I'll show you some recent stuff I've done. -TwistedEven

I've decided that the hardest part of my drawing is motivation. I sit down and the blank paper just intimidates me with my indecisiveness. As a result, I am going to do this thing called the 365 Day Drawing challenge. I'm a bit late for the year so I'll try to catch up a bit. I'll basically devote ONE sketchbook page to teach of these topics, and draw one each day. As I got back, hopefully my mind will expand and I'll add on to old pages. So, here we go :D (I got this from BecauseNevada btw). List: (I'll cross them off as I go, and I likely won't go in order) 1. Draw one of your friends if they were the opposite sex 2. a tragedy 3. Creat