In 2019 I had an intention to make a drawing daily. At times it was a challenge to get inspired.
Luckily, I saw the sponge lying on the kitchen sink and had to think of SpongeBob.
Why not create my own figure, I thought. As you see, inspiration from a strange source is possible.
The nice thing was that I could try to portray both feelings and activities. Fantastic. I made the drawings in the app Procreate.
All works are part of my personal challenge in 2019 to create daily.
Inspiration from a strange source
We can look for inspiration in all kinds of places, even in the kitchen.
Even when I know what form and technique I am going to use, it can be a challenge to come up with the way in which to draw. I let myself be inspired by what I did on that day, or what I saw during our daily hike, or by how I felt.
279/365. SpongeBobberish.
280/365. Intending to jump.
281/365. Jumping.
282/365. Falling.
283/365. Reading.
284/365. Sunbathing.
289/365. I wish I could fly.
290/365. Even if I received a million, I would never go skydiving.
294/365. At the hairdressers.
295/365. It’s raining.
296/365. Meditating each day for 10-20 minutes.
297/365. Washing.
298/365. Outside lunch.
300/365. Painting.
301/365. Shoveling.
302/365. Happy with new shoes.
303/365. Enjoying the sun.
304/365. Halloween.
305/365. Power lifting.
306/365. Taking pictures with the iPhone.
307/365. Action, action.
308/365. Friendship.
309/365. Watching television.
310/365. Toothbrushing.
311/365. Fooling the scale?
312/365. Watering the plants.
313/365. Cycling.
314/365. Angry.
315/365. Going away.
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