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Might mess around and make this iconic Kesha album with everyone’s favorite gay alien superhero Hulking in the place of the queen herself. Is that something anyone would want to see?

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Day 109: Draw Every Day in 2025

A pen and pencil drawing of a strange creature with a head of a cartoon child and the body of a stripey snake Some random pen drawings, random patterns then shaded and added to (perhaps there is a flower with eyes, a egg shaped thing) Today, I indulged in “Intuitive Drawing” part of a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Chapter 2: Dynamic Drawing). It’s fun to draw freely, with no real aim.

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Day 108: Draw Every Day in 2025

A drawing of some kind of sea creature (?) Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Chapter 2: Dynamic Drawing). The idea was to draw with “flow” to let a shape develop with its own energy. I drew the strange creature, in ink, over the “scribbles” I’d drawn in pencil

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Day 107: Draw Every Day in 2025

A pencil drawing of a horse Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Chapter 2: Dynamic Drawing). This is a “before picture”. In the next 6 days I’ll, hopefully, learn some things so the next time I draw this horse it will be much better!

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Day 106: Draw Every Day in 2025

A pencil drawing of a dog Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 7 of 100). It took me about 40 minutes to draw.

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Day 105: Draw Every Day in 2025

A pencil drawing of a chameleon on a branch Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 6 of 100). I took about 35 minutes in total to draw the chameleon. The sketch below took just under 20 minutes. An initial pencil sketch of the chameleon

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Day 104: Draw Every Day in 2025

A pencil drawing of a rabbit Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 5 of 100). The drawing of the rabbit took about 30 minutes in total. The rough sketch, below, took less than 10 minutes A rough sketch of a rabbit

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Day 101: Draw Every Day in 2025

An ink sketch of three objects: a stapler, a purse and a camera. Plus some practice lines Today’s drawing is based on a tutorial by KeshArt’s Drawing Camp (Day 2 of 100 Controlled Lines). The aim was to sketch fairly quickly and boldly, with controlled lines, three objects (from reference photos): a stapler, a purse and a camera, with a ink pen

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