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21 Day Drawing Challenge!

Good morning everyone! Here is a lovely 30 minute daily activity for you and your your family to take part in,



DAILY DRAWING CHALLENGE - By Jennie from Outline Arts http://www.outlinearts.co.uk/


Welcome the Daily Drawing course where you’ll be creating a drawing each day for 21 days. The aim of this course is to apply the same principles of ‘breaking a bad habit in 21 days’ and use that framework to create a good one! Through daily observational drawing, you'll create a sketchbook of at least 21 drawings, using objects around you to respond to. Daily creative rituals have a positive effect on our mental health, concentration and hand/eye coordination. Please see the below pages for details on what you’ll need, what you’ll be doing, and a link to each daily tutorial.

For 30 minutes a day, you will set aside time to; ● (10 minutes) Set up your space and materials ● (5 minutes) Watch daily video tutorial ● (10 minutes) Concentrated, observational drawing - set a timer. ● (5 minutes) Clear up. Times may vary, this is a guide to help you focus on drawing *

Before you start, you'll need… ● x25 pieces of paper and a bulldog clip to create your own sketchbook. Or, an A5 sketchbook. ● Pencils (graphite and colour) ● Fine liner/biro pens ● Markers (Sharpies/Felt tip) ● Watercolour paints, brushes, water brushes (You can alternatively use anything to add colour such as:chalk pastels, acrylic paints, posca pens etc. Use what you have!) ● Rubber ● Sharpener ● Objects to draw (see weekly inspirations) to take part in, You just need paper and some resources you will have in your homes, This is a really calming activity which will really develop your artistic talents and develop your skills!

Week 1 – Line and Shape For this week, you’ll need 8-10 3D objects, at least 2-3 of them should be something with a circular top and bottom for the Day 2 and 3 (T-cup, plant pot, bowl). Ideas for objects could be flowers, plants, t-cup and saucer, fruit, vegetables, mementos, ornaments, jewellery, hats, kitchen utensils, sculptures – any still life you think would be interesting to draw. Feel free to set up a still life before the session so you can focus on different objects for the daily activities or if you’re doing the course as a family / household. For Day 7, you’ll be drawing from the view of a window so you might want to set up by a window for this session. You’ll also be reflecting on the week by free writing for 3 minutes how you felt about drawing everyday, what you enjoyed most and ideas.

https://youtu.be/kYKVibQTNxQ .

https://youtu.be/7HITIaRgabQ

https://youtu.be/7XhQwxFG-EA

https://youtu.be/JTs7OlFafOo

https://youtu.be/N1r9bHITPKk

https://youtu.be/WH4hixVLkyE

https://youtu.be/QB6W0KpGXtw


Week 2 – Colour For this week, you’ll need 8-10 3D colourful objects – flowers, fruit, veg, objects from the list above. For Day 14, you’ll be drawing from the view of a window so you might want to set up by a window for this session. You’ll also be reflecting on the week by free writing for 3 minutes how you felt about drawing everyday, what you enjoyed most and ideas it gave you


https://youtu.be/pfj_hEJJ9U0

https://youtu.be/kJUkzesUp-s

https://youtu.be/iRvgXcY6Jdw

https://youtu.be/4-sK_ieeyzI

https://youtu.be/g7DiggDWXXo

https://youtu.be/FQRM3jXC0jM

https://youtu.be/XJb503cVqxY

Week 3 – Collections.

For Day 15-21, you will create a collection of drawings of objects from your home. On Day 15, select an object to draw. From that drawing, select an element and use it as inspiration for the next one. This might be a colour, shape or keep the collection of the same thing i.e collection of cups, views from the same window, views from different windows but the same time etc.


BONUS ACTIVITY Take 5 photographs everyday. This could be of daily routines, different viewpoints, on your exercise route, still life you create or natural. This is a great way to appreciate what we have around us and record it like a visual diary alongside the drawings and reflection.


https://youtu.be/LXOvZ4ZkhjI


Have fun and don't forget to send us any photos of your work!

Thank you

Mrs Reaney Art Co-ordinator




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