Tag: Practice
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New Bad at Drawing Class: Animals
I love drawings of animals! I don’t think animal drawings need to look realistic to be “good”. I actually prefer an animal drawing with more personality.
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Are you bad at drawing?
Do you say you “can’t draw”? Anyone can draw, including you! Because drawing is a verb. Drawing is a simple action. It is something you do, or choose not to do. Whether you do it or not is your decision.
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Draw Every Day This Week
This post is an excerpt from the Radical Drawing Newsletter. If you would like to receive these emails, you can sign up at the end of the page. Welcome back to the Radical Drawing Newsletter! We are starting the second week of January, the beginning of a new Gregorian year. This time of year can…
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Drawing in the Dark: Solstice Drawing Magic
It is the end of the season, the end of the year, and the moon is waning. The air is cold, and deep. My skin aches for sunshine beneath bulky layers of clothing. As the sun recedes we spend more time in the dark each day. I find myself drawn to fire. I stand near…
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Drawing When You Aren’t Feelin’ It
This post is from the Radical Drawing Newsletter. If you would like to receive these emails, sign up below! I really felt autumn this week. The leaves are flying. The fruits are falling. The light is getting lower. How are you feeling? Between the full moon, lunar eclipse, and the midterm elections emotions are bound…
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Rest is Part of Practice
There are times when resting is my practice. My practice is all the small, almost-daily activities that make space for my creativity. But there are times when I find myself disengaged from my practice. This might happen for any number of reasons including: feeling tired, overstimulated, or overwhelmed. It happens when I over-scheduling myself or…
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Creativity and Daily Practice
Creativity is absolutely radical! It is a force of transformation that effects change in our inner and outer realities. We can nourish our creativity through practice. Practice can deepen our noticing, bringing clarity to our attention. One way I practice is by photographing the sky. This practice attunes me to different cycles. I notice the…