One Line a day
- Keshav Rathnavel

- Nov 23, 2020
- 1 min read
1. One Line a day
That's my 'Mini Drawing Habit'. Draw a line.
That's the minimum requirement I have for Drawing.
I have the options to do more and score bonus points if I draw for 15 mins.
And a perfect score is 30 mins of drawing.
This 'Elastic Habit' has been helping me be consistent with my drawing and I've been Drawing and finishing more things than usual.
P.s I do this for my exercise as well
2. You don't need new information
Everything that needs to said has been said, and it's out there.
All the information we need to learn and understand drawing.
All we need now is Action.
Getting down from the fantasy land and putting things to work.
3. Favourite Quote from last week
"Modern man can't see God because he doesn't look low enough?"
- Carl Jung
And that's it for this week folks.
Talk to you next week!
Best,
Kesh
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Also make sure you keep your drawing supplies (paper, pencil/tablet) nearby!
If it takes more than 20 secs to grab your gear to start, you will feel demotivated and just take the other closest thing like for me: YouTube videos.
Another tip: if you have the same problem as me, to watch YouTube instead of doing your hobbies... What I do is, I use an extension on my browser that asks for a password to access that video. I put the password as the alphabet but backwards.
And it works! I come home from school and wanted to watch YouTube, and I saw the prompt to type the alphabet backwards... and I gave up and just started sketching!
Hope this…