365 Days of Drawing: Sketch and Paint Your Way Through the Creative Year (Adult Art Activity and Colouring Book) (365 Days of Art)

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You drew the queen and king in prompt number 177, now where are they going to live? Draw a castle fit for royalty, or take inspiration from one of the famous 500+ castles that already exist in the world. 318. Lightning It doesn’t have to be taco tuesday to draw a taco. Fill up that shell with all your favorite ingredients and toppings! 159. Paint & Paint Brush I’m just assuming here you can find something above you to draw besides the blank ceiling… 349. The floor plan of your dream home Really look at what you are drawing and concentrate on drawing what you see. 260. Design a cereal box Everybody needs shoes to walk around, so go ahead and grab the pair of shoes you wear everyday and sketch them! 53. Dream Catcher

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They say once you learn how to ride a bike you never forget – so why not try the same thing with learning to draw a bicycle? You can make it realistic or simply create a fun doodle. 6. Hedgehog What you last ate for breakfast, lunch or dinner is a simple and obvious drawing idea, but so few people think to actually do it and is a great idea for something to include in a sketchbook. 63. Parrot: This could be super fun. You can go minimal or throw in all sorts of references to the story. ooh – maybe your favorite book is a comic or a cookbook! 98. Boxes Have you been curious about Dia de los Muertos? Or maybe some Thai lanterns seem more interesting to draw. 235. A funny selfie with a Snapchat filter This taps into the same part of your brain I mentioned in prompt #1 – drawing from an upside down reference makes you realllly look at the image and draw what you SEE, as opposed to the preconceived ideas you have in your mind of how to draw a face. 5. A scene from a favorite bookOptical illusions play with lines, shadows, and depth to create images that aren’t always what they appear to be. Play around with different ideas until you get a drawing that makes you look twice. 204. Snowman Again, follow a photo, draw from life if you live near a city, or make up a fantastic city, full of the tallest skyscrapers ever. 135. A leopard print or zebra print design

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Onomatopoeia words are words that are spelled exactly like they sound – and they can be fun to illustrate. Some example words are splash, buzz, pop, fizz, and swish. 277. Detective Drawing of a detective Make up a sea creature even weirder than everybody’s favorite Angler Fish. 60. A bike or closeup on a bike part Where we live makes for an excellent idea of what to draw, and you can choose whether to draw the interior or the exterior. 100. Radio Ukulele’s only have 4 strings and are smaller and higher pitched than a guitar. Both of my daughters play the Ukulele! 362. Strawberry This is a cool way to draw by simply feeling and thinking about where your pen(cil) might be moving. 344. Ancient symbols, real or imagined

Silhouettes are outlines of an object, person or place. Try drawing silhouettes of people in different poses, or draw silhouettes of everyday objects around the house. 232. Mice Parks are great sources of inspiration for drawing. Snap a few of your own reference photos of monuments, benches, and scenes that capture your eye or spend some time in the park with your sketchbook drawing the different scenes you notice. 2. Hot Air Balloon Penguins are seabirds that live in mostly cold climates. They don’t fly but they sure do love to swim! 24. Fashion Sketch

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The purpose of this book should be to be able to use any medium of colours but of course that's not the case. I feel like it wouldn’t be that hard to design a much better cereal box than what is currently out there. 261. The Impossible Rectangle! Rainforests are home to thousands of exotic plant species and animals and are typically found around the earth’s equator. 341. Deserted Island There are so many famous hotels you could choose to draw, or draw the outside of the last hotel you stayed at. 307. Ant Farm One of the popular games for kids to play in the woods is to go snipe hunting…of course you never find one because snipes don’t exist. No one knows what a snipe really is, but this is your chance to imagine what one would look like if it were real. 334. ChameleonScarecrows are not really all that useful for scaring away crows, but they have become an iconic decoration around the fall and autumn season. 333. Snipe Wood grain can be a beautiful texture to draw, especially in pencil, ink, or charcoal. There are so many options for patterns and shading! 240. Gnomes Trying your hand at different drawing styles and subject matter is the way to figure out what you like to draw, what you need to practice more, and even what your drawing style is. There are so many bees. Bees are cool. Let’s celebrate bees by drawing them. 311. A person floating on water A cool wheel close-up would be fun to draw, or turn this into a long drawing by drawing the whole bike in an environment. 61. Draw frames in your sketchbook and fill them with portraits