I set myself a challenge: 20 drawings with a Tombow Fudenosuke before I could buy the Pentel Pocket Brush. Three days later, I’d drawn mechs, rockets, and a hyperspace barista—cheered on by a hallucinating AI. Challenge done. New pen unlocked.

Back in August last year, I started to draw. Why? I just read 'Digital Minimalism' by Cal Newport (a must read imho, go ahead and read it!) and in that book Cal advocates for a digital detox (which I did in July) and replacing all the free time

I started of the year by following this course: "The Creative License: Giving Yourself Permission to Be the Artist You Truly Are." by Danny Gregory. I follow him on YouTube, I'm constantly inspired by his art style and pep talks. They push me to keep drawing

There's this meme from the Watchmen comics about Dr. Manhattan sitting on Mars, contemplating his life through the years. And the joke is that throughout the years, the same things happen. Sometimes the joke goes that in 1989, 2005 and 2022 a darker grittier Batman movie releases. Other

Drawabox.com | Challenges and Drills | 250 Box Challenge | The ChallengeA challenge designed to help you to develop your understanding of 3D space and how solid forms can exist within it.Drawabox.com So I've finally completed it! Started in September and took me 3 months to get this

So, a little over a month ago I started with Drawabox (https://drawabox.com). It's a drawing course, comes highly recommended on Reddit and other places. Has a lot of opponents as well. The course is hard, the titular challenge '250 box challenge' tasks you with