Drawing everyday until I reach 25K ✨
Today I got off late from work and I wasn’t feeling up to drawing but I somehow managed to get a little bit of motivation and put something down on paper and I’m happy I did 🤗
Here’s a before bed simple sketch 😊 I hope you all enjoy!
I haven’t been the best with keeping up and drawing everyday so I will be creating a challenge to hold me accountable 🤗
I will be drawing something everyday until I reach 25K followers 🤗
My goal is to draw everyday without any pressure, just for a couple of minutes. It’s hard to get started and not feel the pressure of perfectionism. I want to be able to sit down and put something on paper and allow myself to create with no time limits and see how I feel. If I manage to get entangled into my sketching and spend hours there out of enjoyment, so be it. If I feel uninspired once I start, just put something on paper and call it a day no matter what it is.
I want to challenge myself to create something everyday in the hopes of getting a bit more comfortable with making mistakes and letting them be.
Art has always been something I love but I always saw it as secondary to what a “main income job” should be and I want to allow myself to dream.
I hope to see some progress along the way! I’m super excited to go on this journey with all of you 😁
Thank you for reading and I hope you follow me throughout this amazing journey 😁🤗✨
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