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Tips for Consistent Drawing Practice

To develop a consistent drawing practice, dedicate 15-20 minutes daily and prioritize it by scheduling specific times. Make drawing accessible by keeping supplies handy and incorporate it into downtime or waiting periods. Embrace imperfection, enjoy the process, and consider joining a community for motivation and support.

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Tips for Consistent Drawing Practice

To develop a consistent drawing practice, dedicate 15-20 minutes daily and prioritize it by scheduling specific times. Make drawing accessible by keeping supplies handy and incorporate it into downtime or waiting periods. Embrace imperfection, enjoy the process, and consider joining a community for motivation and support.

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Finding time for a consistent drawing practice:

1. Consistency is important in improving our drawing skills.


2. Remember, you only need 15-20 minutes a day.
3. Make it a priority.
4. Set a reminder on your phone.
5. Habit stack: make it automatic to do it right after you ______________
(brush your teeth, or drop your kids off at school, for example).
6. Put your supplies in an easily accessible spot: you don’t want to be
running around your house looking for a pencil which will eat up the
time which you have allotted to draw.
7. Can you draw while you are waiting for something else: while your
dinner is in the oven? While the baby is napping?
8. Break it down: If finding 15-20 minutes at once feels daunting, break it
down into smaller chunks throughout the day.

9. Schedule it: Treat drawing like any other appointment by scheduling


specific times in your calendar dedicated to it.
10. Start small: Begin with shorter drawing sessions and gradually
increase the time as it becomes more ingrained in your routine.
11. Make it enjoyable: Choose subjects or styles that you love to
draw to make the practice more enjoyable and something you look
forward to.
12. Embrace imperfection: Don't worry about creating perfect or
finished pieces every time you draw. Embrace the process and allow
yourself to experiment and make mistakes.
13. Incorporate it into downtime: Instead of scrolling through social
media or watching TV during downtime, use that time to sketch or
doodle.
14. Reward yourself: Treat yourself to small rewards after each
drawing session to reinforce the habit positively. Adhere a star, or
draw a heart on your calendar, for example.
15. Reflect on progress: Keep a tracker or journal to track your
progress and celebrate improvements over time.
16. Brainstorm to come up with the solution that fits your life.

17. Join a community: Surround yourself with like-minded individuals


who share your passion for drawing, whether it's online forums, social
media groups, or local art clubs. Accountability and support from
others can be motivating.

Stay tuned: I will be inviting you to join my DailyDrawingPractice.com


Community in the near future.

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