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First Drawing In Sketchbook. You could use the first page to welcome yourself and other viewers to your sketchbook. Some people find the first page a of a sketchbook very intimidating. Don’t sketch on your first page. You finish your previous ones. The paper is still paper and waiting to be drawn on and loved. It's easy to start, prove to yourself you can finish. In my example, i included some fancy text, some simple plant doodles, and a list of goals with empty. If that is you, just skip the first page for now and start drawing in the middle of your sketchbook. Your first sketchbook will be the toughest sketchbook to fill but along the way you’ll learn more about yourself as an artist and more about how you naturally approach your sketchbook. Keep your first drawing simple and stick to drawing what you love. Don't start new ones until: Remember, this book is your space and you alone can make the rules. There's nothing wrong with finishing off an unfinished sketchbook, even if it's years later. Set a theme for your sketchbook.

Keep your first drawing simple and stick to drawing what you love. If that is you, just skip the first page for now and start drawing in the middle of your sketchbook. Remember, this book is your space and you alone can make the rules. Some people find the first page a of a sketchbook very intimidating. Don't start new ones until: Your first sketchbook will be the toughest sketchbook to fill but along the way you’ll learn more about yourself as an artist and more about how you naturally approach your sketchbook. There's nothing wrong with finishing off an unfinished sketchbook, even if it's years later. Don’t sketch on your first page. It's easy to start, prove to yourself you can finish. In my example, i included some fancy text, some simple plant doodles, and a list of goals with empty.

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First Drawing In Sketchbook Keep your first drawing simple and stick to drawing what you love. Some people find the first page a of a sketchbook very intimidating. In my example, i included some fancy text, some simple plant doodles, and a list of goals with empty. Don’t sketch on your first page. You could use the first page to welcome yourself and other viewers to your sketchbook. The paper is still paper and waiting to be drawn on and loved. You finish your previous ones. There's nothing wrong with finishing off an unfinished sketchbook, even if it's years later. If that is you, just skip the first page for now and start drawing in the middle of your sketchbook. Remember, this book is your space and you alone can make the rules. Your first sketchbook will be the toughest sketchbook to fill but along the way you’ll learn more about yourself as an artist and more about how you naturally approach your sketchbook. Don't start new ones until: Keep your first drawing simple and stick to drawing what you love. Set a theme for your sketchbook. It's easy to start, prove to yourself you can finish.