r/learntodraw 7h ago

Critique How to learn and keep it fun?

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Lol randomly got the urge to draw for the first time the other day and have been having a blast! Any tips other than 'Just do it a lot'? Quite literally am at level -1. Am mostly interested in drawing with a ballpoint pen so far

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u/moodlitmoth 7h ago

I got back into art by finding quick and simple tutorials. I do one a day usually and that sparks my interest to work on my own drawings

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u/nightOwlNico 6h ago

The sphere on the left was a very quick tutorial and it did spark my interest. I'm open to a tutorial a day, thanks for the advice!

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u/Easy_Grab9038 1h ago

I like to give myself projects that are somewhat outside my skill level and work towards them as a goal. That way it doesn’t feel so monotonous.