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Thanks for watching everyone! Please consider subscribing to my channel if you like what I do! Check out the other 10 things to draw videos here! 2022: https://youtu.be/RfcbxwcpNy0 2021: https://youtu.be/lLmk5vrIHfQ The random generator website that I used: https://www.character-generator.org.uk/quick/ Here's what I used in this video: Rendr Sketchbook by Crescent - https://amzn.to/313Wuvs Copic Liner - https://amzn.to/31T1eDc Pentel Mechanical Pencil 0.5 - https://amzn.to/3g0oeoG Copic Markers (12pc Base Set) - https://amzn.to/347jE64 Time Stamps! Intro: 0:00 #1 Draw something Outside 0:41 #2 Draw Something you're bad at 1:59 #3 Draw from a picture or photograph 3:14 #4 Something that you love drawing 4:00 #5 Find an Object and Draw it 5:01 #6 Go to a Random Generator website and create a new character 6:03 #7 Draw your workspace 7:48 #8 Draw fan art from the last show that you binged or video game you played 8:51 #9 Pick a snack or food and personify it 9:51 #10 Draw your indoor outfit 10:47 Outro and art from you! 11:40 Here are my social media links: Instagram: instagram.com/scomicmaker/ Twitter: twitter.com/scomicmaker Links to my Web Comic, "A Day at a Time" Webtoon: http://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/... Tapas: https://tapas.io/episode/956026 Bananaman Pixel Animation by FlutterSprite - https://twitter.com/FlutterSprite Music By: https://www.epidemicsound.com Since I get asked all the time from people who have art block "what should I draw?" or "I don't know what to draw!" I thought it would be a good idea to make a prompt list of different things to draw since we are all practicing social distancing and staying inside. This drawing list is just something fun to do during your free time, so you don't have to do them all! For the first drawing, I drew a tree stump that was outside my window. It can be difficult to replicate grass and leaves at such a small scale with markers. But I think it came out ok. For the second drawing, I drew a bicycle. I'm really not that good at drawing technical stuff but I did the best I could! For the third illustration, I drew my dog Arthur from a picture on my phone. As soon as I saw how silly it was, I knew I wanted to draw it! The fourth piece of art is of my Dullahan monster girl Tabatha. Cute girls and monsters are some of my favorite things to sketch, so this was easy to pick. The fifth drawing was of these cute little kirby figures that I got from Japan. But if you want to, you can set up a still life to draw from instead for this one. For the sixth one I went on to a random generator website and created this zombie original character. It was really fun to figure out more of the story and design the characters! The seventh drawing is of my workspace. There are a lot of little details in this one, like markers, erasers, pencils, colored pencils, my sketchbook, a pencil sharpener, tape, etc. But it was cool to see it come to life. The eighth drawing is a fan art of the show tiger king on netflix. This show is so crazy! My husband and I binged right through it. It was definitely interesting to watch! For the ninth drawing the snack I picked was pistachios since I have a bag of them sitting on my desk to munch on while I work. It was really fun to try and personify it! For the last drawing I drew myself in comfy clothes since we are all living that indoor life. Overall, this was a really fun list of prompts to come up with and draw! I hope you enjoyed them and that you give a few of them a try! #insideart #drawingprompt #drawingchallenge #socialdistancing

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