art dump ✏️✏️
been feeling unmotivated lately icl, but here are some favorites from my current sketchbook, as you can tell i love drawing portraits a lot. i also loveeee borzoi’s! they’re my favorite dog and so fun to draw, look at those cuties, anyways i hope people on here like this maybe i will get some motivation to draw, happy day all 💗
Sharing a collection of sketches from my current sketchbook always feels like opening a window into my creative mood and inspirations. Lately, I've been drawn to portraits, finding joy in capturing human expressions and emotions through pencil strokes. There's something incredibly satisfying about the nuances of the face—the curve of a smile, the light in the eyes—that keeps me returning to this subject. I also have a special fondness for borzoi dogs, which have quickly become my favorite to illustrate. Their elegant, slender forms and flowing fur provide a wonderful challenge and variety compared to human subjects. Drawing these graceful dogs helps me relax and enjoy the fluidity of lines without the pressure to be overly precise. If you ever feel unmotivated in your art journey like I do sometimes, taking time to focus on subjects you love can be a great way to reignite your passion. Whether it’s portraits, animals, or something else entirely, immersing yourself in what excites you creatively often leads to improved motivation and productivity. In addition to practicing these drawings, I found that sharing my art within creative communities, like those on social platforms tagged #drawingideas and #lemon8art, invites supportive feedback and fresh inspiration. Engaging with others who appreciate art can help transform solitary sketching into a shared, encouraging experience. Remember, motivation ebbs and flows in every artist’s journey. Embracing all parts of your creative process—from the highly productive to the quiet moments—is key to growing continually as an artist. Keep sketching what you love, and the inspiration will follow.
