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Art advice you can use right now: Draw slower Observe more Observe again Don’t give up after first sketch Use references Ask for feedback Work simple, then add details Iterate on ideas Try new a new process Make frequent comparisons to refs Draw what you love Draw with others

My portrait bootcamp is for you if you: - Spend too much time thinking about drawing rather than actually drawing - Don't know what to study - Get overwhelmed by all there is to learn - Struggle to balance art with other responsibilities - Thrive with accountability 👇

Your art will betray you. It will look better in your head than on paper. It will make you feel untalented some days. Love it anyway. Because one day, it will also surprise you, fulfill you, and remind you why you started.

How long have you been putting off learning to draw portraits? You KNOW you want to but you're overwhelmed or not sure where to start. I got you. 👇

It's not that you lack creativity. You're too afraid to show it to the world. Your creation is waiting to be set free. Let it.

If creating holds a lot of resistance or you lack motivation, ask yourself: Is there a way I could approach creating that excites me more than what I'm currently doing?

Never forget WHY you create.

Has your art surprised you yet?

If you could create anything (without the limitation of money, skill, or time) what would you make?

Sometimes, the best thing to do when you’re creatively blocked is to do something completely different. Ask yourself what you need instead of forcing into the way things have always been.

Creatives, stop explaining yourself for taking breaks, logging off, making what you want, fangirling over your favorite fandom, drawing the same characters over and over, drawing what you want, learning what you want, doing whatever the heck you want do you, babes

Let go of the starving artist mindset and all the beliefs and limits that come with it. Only then can you begin to explore a world of creative abundance. Only then can you find it. Where you are an artist that is thriving, provided for, and free to explore your creativity.