After month long drawing challenges, like “Mermay” or “Inktober,” I always hit an art block or a burnout. My summer camps are coming up soon, and they require a lot of my energy. So my doodles have to be fun, but small. I loved bringing my little blue sketchbook with me around to places for Mermay. Then I realized, my blue sketchbook is the same@brand, Talens, as my tiny pink and purple sketchbooks! IDEA!!💡 BLUE CHARACTERS FOR THE REMAINING PAGES OF THE BLUE SKETCHBOOK!
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I was influenced by Jellyarts on YouTube to but some of these crayons by Caran de Ache. They’re so nice to color with, brings back a ton of nostalgia with coloring with crayons 😍😍😍💜💜💜
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Art blocks can be challenging for many artists, especially after intense drawing challenges like Mermay and Inktober. Taking a break by engaging in small and fun doodles is a practical approach to rejuvenate your creative flow. Using a sketchbook, such as those from Talens, allows for spontaneous artistry wherever you go – ideal for summer camps or other events. Consider exploring different mediums like soft crayons or markers to bring a unique touch to your sketches. Brands like Caran d'Ache offer high-quality coloring options that not only feel nostalgic but also enhance your doodling experience. Influences from art channels on YouTube can trigger new creative ideas, whether it’s drawing techniques or thematic inspiration. Don't hesitate to mix colors in your sketchbook. For instance, combining blue hues with vibrant contrasts can add depth and character to your pages. Sharing your art journey and connecting with hashtags like #sketchdaily and #drawing can also foster a supportive community where you can exchange ideas and gain motivation. Remember, art is not just about perfection; it's about expression, exploration, and most importantly, having fun!
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