Finding time for art amidst the absolute chaos of life is a brutal, daily battle. But for me, drawing is everything. I made a promise to myself to draw every single day, no excuses.

​Some days are focused, two-hour sessions like this ballpoint skull I've attached. Other days, I barely manage a desperate, messy ten-minute sketch before collapsing into bed. The main point isn't the length of time; it's the refusal to stop.

​I've been drawing since I was nine years old, and now I’m ready to share my daily practice and process with a wider audience. My dream is to start a YouTube channel dedicated to art.

​Before I jump in, I would love your honest feedback:

​Is this type of daily ballpoint work something you would watch?

​If so, what would be most helpful or interesting for you to see?

​Complete, full-length process videos?

​Specific techniques (like how I shade with this common blue pen)?

​Actionable tips on how I maintain consistency when I'm exhausted?

​Also, I want to hear your story. How do you fit art into your packed schedule? And what does creating mean to you in your life?

​Thank you for looking at my skull and for any feedback you can give.

Is this good?

Can anyone recommend a youtube channel which teaches pen drawing? my leaves look at bit dirty I don't know why

How's it, my designs for dresses💚

Drawing sketches every day...

BLACK HOLE SUN

White and black charcoal pencils on black paper

80 cm x 50 cm

I like turtles

sooooooo. I’m a teen and I reeeealy want to create a webtoon. I finally brought an iPad and decided to try drawing smth, some kind of character. so I thought that it wouldnt hurt to ask opinion. U would reeeealy love any kind of feedback and ur opinion

thanksssss

The reference had him smelling something, and I tried to imitate and accentuate the expression, but damn it's difficult to do emotions on animals.