Working on this was super fun! It was a nice way to practice pressure control on my pencil. Hopefully, I'll be able to rely less on erasers with time. And... My proportions were off, so I ended up with a chonkier mouse.

Day 5

You know... mushrooms. Ink. I think I should mix sketching with playing from now on.

I am happy to see others posting stuff here. I was a bit slacking with observational drawings. But anyway here is some. I have noticed that it is very hard to keep this habit if I am not going outside regularly. If I stay at home and work-work-work, my sketching does kaput.

Day 4. Very unconfident lines. I think I've accepted I'm not gonna be filling one page with drawings for each of these days. I think the main lesson/point for this challenge is to establish a routine of drawing daily and that's more important imo, so I will just focus on making sure I do draw stuff every day. But for this assignment I'll just post drawings I made with real life references.

Here's my day 3 drawing. I missed over a month of drawing since day 2 but I assume it's going to be like that for me. I hope I will have time to make this more daily though. For this prompt I'm not sure I can keep to the "linear drawings" part. I also just realized the goal is to fill up one page with drawings rather than do one drawing a day... Will try to actually fill a whole page with drawings in future days.

Day 2. Struggling with drawing confident lines, both straight and curvy. Also with making sure I have an even tone. But I will keep chugging on.

Here's day 1. I took a picture of the subjects but I actually drew them from direct observation so the angle in the drawing is different from the angle in the picture.

I forgot the requirement for this assignment was to use only C curves, S curves, and straights and just treated this like the first simplify assignment but was allowed to use curves this time. It's really easy to see from the snail. I'll redo these after watching the demo.