Starting a new habit—especially a creative habit—can be intimidating, but with the right guidance anyone can make the daily practice of sketching a vibrant part of their life! Join artist Patricia Watwood as she takes you step-by-step through her approach to daily sketching. See how just 20-30 minutes of drawing a day not only helps build your skills, but it also is a meditative, calming experience that can free your mind and open you up to new ideas; all you need is a sketchbook and pencil. Learn observational techniques for conveying proportion, form and dimension. With each day’s practice, you’ll gain confidence, patience and peace as you discover the joys of drawing.
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