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I always carry my sketchbook, even when I don’t know if I’ll actually draw. The trick is to stay curious and keep your eyes open, because there are drawing opportunities everywhere. In this Draw Tip Tuesday, I share how a simple walk in town led me to sketch a parked truck I stumbled upon. I’ll show you how I use negative space, why speed and fluency help keep a sketch lively, and how drawing has become a way of truly living more fully. I also talk about how my practice started years ago, and how it continues to make me more present in everyday life. At the end, I give you an assignment for your own sketchbook practice: Take a short walk, choose a different route, and let your curiosity guide you. When something catches your eye, stop and draw it. If you’d like to use the same subject I did, you can find the reference photo on my Patreon, where you can join with a free 7-day trial: https://www.patreon.com/koosjekoene . Materials I used in this video - Strathmore 500 series Mixed Media sketchbook, size A5 - Sailor Fude fountain pen (55° nib) with Sailor water-soluble ink - Water brush - Kitchen paper .... BOOK Get a copy of my book "Life is better when you draw it": https://www.koosjekoene.com/book JOIN ME ON PATREON Help me keep making these videos weekly for free. For just a small monthly contribution, you'd make a huge difference. And you're doing yourself a favor, because on Patreon, I’ll keep you inspired and motivated with more encouragement, ideas, projects and processes, tips and tricks: https://www.patreon.com/koosjekoene Or buy me a coffee to show you're appreciation: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/phkUNCsJY LIVE ONLINE If you like my Draw Tip Tuesday Videos, you'll probably also like my monthly live online sessions. I'd love to see you there! Join my upcoming online mini-workshop, or learn from me in person here: https://www.koosjekoene.com/workshops Video Editing: Robert Ferenc Copyrights Koosje Koene https://www.koosjekoene.com https://www.patreon.com/koosjekoene
