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What to put in a sketchbook for beginners *new version* 

by saskiakeultjes

Your sketchbook is a secret place

A sketchbook is very useful for everyone, especially for artists, students and kids. It boosts your creativity. To achieve that, use your sketchbook like a journal; make it a secret place. It’s very important to work freely inside it. Make sure you carry it everywhere.

Sketchbook supplies:

a sketchbook

something to draw

glue or stickers 

scissors

foldback clips, paper clips, staples

different kinds of other paper

sticky notes

How to start a new sketchbook:

start now

make a personal cover

don’t start at page one

destroy it’s beauty for example with a crappy drawing

or use the following tips

Some topics for your sketchbook:

ideas

thoughts

shopping list

feelings

phonenumbers

recipes

mood

photography

problems

to do lists

food

dates

watercolours <3

Things you can do in your sketchbook:

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