Examples: Birds, jewelry , clothing, flowers, etc.
So if you chose to draw birds as a general statement, you would draw three different birds like an owl, robin and an eagle. But if you chose a more specific thing such as lipstick, you have to stick to just that. Lipstick. You can't be more broad and do stuff like make-up as a whole.
Thankfully, I chose flowers as a general statement. The first three flowers I drew up were a tulip, an orchid and an iris. Besides the tulip [I didn't try all that hard on it], the flowers came out great. Little did I know, however, that now we had to draw 49 more of them.
So yeah, 50 flowers until the end of the year. Not that difficult of a concept. I mean, it's like 3 a week. But that also means I'll be drawing 50 different flowers. And some flowers are pretty intricate! At least we can have fun with it. Now I can draw a blooming flower, dead flower, colored flower, shaded flower, the same flower from a different point of view, an abstract flower, an eaten flower, a bouquet of flowers, etc. Surprisingly, I'm really looking forward to this.
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AND, I've decided that at the end I'll put all the flowers together and give them to David Flowers as a birthday present next year. Hooray for cheap gifts!
The first 3 flowers I sketched up
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February 5th Flowers |
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