Sometimes simply starting a new habit starts with… well, starting simply. Get your pencil moving and start the habit of drawing every day with art instructor Patricia Watwood’s help. Warm up with some fast, easy markings. Then begin with a simple sketch of something you encounter every day: breakfast! Get a feel for the first steps of creating a drawing that you can build on in future projects. Patricia shows you how to quickly move through your drawing so you start your day with a finished sketch!
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