Day 34

I end up looking grouchy in a lot of my photos-and that's because I am. Still not having an easy time of having my picture taken, even when I'm the one doing it. It's gotta get easier eventually, right?

Day 67

Inktober Day 8: Frail

I took some liberties with the "ink" part of today. I filled in the empty spaces with pencil, because it was a bit confusing with all the lines to tell what was going on, so it needed a bit of contrast for clarification

New piece of paper new eye style to try out. Wasn't sure how it would turn out, been thinking of going all black for a while now, and I think it looks ok. We'll see though, I'll give it a couple of days at least to see how it goes

Finished sheet, nearly 2 weeks worth of sketches. Paper became a little curly on the bottom so a few faces are a bit warped in this photo. My use of space is, as per usual, hilariously poorly executed

I think I'm going to try and get a little bit faster with my sketching, now that I've kinda gotten the gist of what I'm trying to do.

Inktober Day 19: Sling

So I have gwitch brainrot and spent a good portion of my night painstakingly drawing this on my phone. Well, tracing more than drawing really, but I'm actually quite happy with how I've done. So here's me posting immediately after finishing before I lose my nerve

The Acceptance Project: outline

Purpose/Objectives

• Get better about having my picture taken

• Practice drawing little by little, day by day

• Be able to look at a picture of myself objectively- just draw it out for what it is

How To

• Take a black and white selfie

• Sketch the photo the next night and number it

• Take a new photo for the following night

• Upload the sketch and photo for a side by side comparison

Goals

• Continue every night for an undermined (as of now) amount of time

- A week?

- A month?

- A year?

•Share on a social media platform

- Encourages follow through

- Encourages vulnerability

Day 15