Ink and Watercolor

I'm excited to share how a unique challenge has unexpectedly kept me committed, and I believe these insights could help inspire your daily creative practice too. Typically, I struggle with daily art challenges, but this time, I've found success for several key reasons:

Working Small and in a Sketchbook: By creating smaller pieces within the confines of a sketchbook, I'm able to integrate art-making into my daily routine without it feeling daunting. The sketchbook environment reduces the pressure, making each session feel less critical and more enjoyable.

Limiting Supplies: Simplifying my toolkit has been a game-changer. Previously, I'd get overwhelmed by choices, but now, limiting my mediums streamlines my process and reduces the burden of decision-making.

Following Prompts: Using daily prompts takes away the stress of deciding what to create. Each prompt guides my creativity, allowing me to focus more on the execution rather than the concept.

Consistent Style: Maintaining a similar style and technique throughout the pieces not only limits the number of decisions I need to make but also ensures a cohesive look in this series.

These strategies have made a daily practice not just manageable but truly fulfilling. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of daily art, consider these approaches for a more accessible and enjoyable artistic journey. Happy creating!