The point of this blog, draw each day, is to make me get into the habit of drawing each day and to get over the fear of judgement over my drawings. I want to post a drawing each day and most will probably be quick and not perfect. The point is just to do a drawing and get over the fear of making a bad drawing. I hope to do this for 365 days in a row, and since I’m getting married this year, it will be more difficult some days, but that’s o.k. I will probably draw anything and everything, along with stuff out of my head, things that are realistic or abstract. Who knows! I hope that people will enjoy the things I document here, and I hope to learn from this process.
Update: 4/12/2013 I’ve been consistently posting here, especially now that I’m post wedding, and now I’m working on doing drawings over a few days and posting my progress here. Some days I will still do fast one-day illustrations but I’m trying to build my portfolio.
Update 1/1/2016
Have a kid now and lots of other responsibilities so I don’t get to post every day. But I’m trying to post more often this year!
Update 10/28/2020
Its been quite the year (obvious), and everything is unpredictable. But that doesn’t stop me from finding time to practice drawing. Even with family/work/health obligations. I mainly focus on posting illustrations to my instagram these days. But I also have an oft ignored website, Facebook page, and this page.
Artwork and views are my own. Copyright Kristine M. Tague
goodluck! I should really try this myself. That is a good idea 😀
It’s been hard some days, but I’m definitely drawing more and worried less about what people think about my drawings. I’m getting back to enjoying it vs. stressing about it.
Are you at Columbia??
I need to get back to drawing more! Thanks for the inspiration!
Keep up the blog!
I’m a graduate from Columbia, and currently work doing animation/graphic design & social media. I’ll keep up with blogging.
Ah, cool – I’m also a CCC alumni, advertising art direction, but I’m teaching english in Japan right now & working on my own side projects stuff for the next year or so.
Neat!
I love this idea and your art, sounds like a heap of fun to me.
Thank you