Haven't drawn anything since I was around 10 years old. I was bad at it but I wish I had a drawing to look back at now. I'm thinking of learning to draw and I might document my journey here.

I don't when I'll start but I will. I'm currently in period of time where I have a ton of assignment and exams are near.

I'm so hungry. I need to make breakfast soon.

I have started my drawing journey

I know that I'm total beginner to drawing but I just bought a screen-less drawing tablet. I'm so excited. It's still shipping so I don't have it yet. It's going take around a week to arrive.

My Goals for 2025: - Start learning to draw (and get decent at it) - Finally get to B2 in French - Learn to code What are your goals for 2025?

Today I learned about one-point perspective. This is what i learned: - The horizon line: This the line where the sky and earth meets. - Converging lines: These are parallel lines that seems to meet at the vanishing point. That's all I know so far

I'll post my first attempt at using the one-point perspective tomorrow

My goals for the following week: - Create 20+ gesture drawings (2 mins each). - Continue learning one-point perspective using cubes, cylinders and spheres - Create my first drawing so I can compare it with future drawing to see my progress. Any tips of how to do these well?

My Drawing Goals for January: - Improve my gesture drawings - Understand one-point and two-point perspective - Progress in the Drawabox course I really want to improve as fast as possible.

If you did not have to work for a living, what would be the hobby or personal project you would finally have time to do?

My first drawing tablet is here! Yay! I'll review after I start using it.

The last time I practiced French was 3 months ago. School got in the way. I started the semester late. I got buried under assignments and studying. But this year, I’m making French a priority.

Consistency is simply showing up, even when you don’t feel like it.

3 Reasons You’re NOT Consistent in Language Learning: 1. You’re taking big steps too soon 2. You’re learning when your energy is low. 3. You’re not prioritizing it. Consistency isn’t about doing a lot all at once. It’s about showing up regularly. Just one step at a time.