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Perks of Playful Drawing

Perks of Playful Drawing

An exercise to learn which tools & techniques feel most playful to you.

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Beth Spencer
Jul 14, 2023
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If you're working in illustration or seeking a career in commercial art, you know it requires loads of practice. So, if you have to put in the hours, you may as well have fun, right?

If you’re drawing in a way that feels playful and fun to you, you'll likely:

  • practice for longer periods of time

  • create more satisfying work

  • uncover that art style that you’ve been searching for

"The person who smiles is more likely to keep working than the person gritting their teeth.” - Atomic Habits author James Clear, from his newsletter this week.

The drawing demo below dives a bit deeper into some ways to learning what playful drawing feels like to you. You’ll also see my naughty kitty try to sabotage my videography, but we made it work. Music courtesy of my lovely husband.

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