Vyechi | Personal Growth & Mindfulness

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  • The Drawing Plan 13: Ribbit ribbit. Quack, quack. Ribbit, warble.

    The Drawing Plan 13: Ribbit ribbit. Quack, quack. Ribbit, warble.

    Hi, friends, let us talk about yesterday and then move to the drawing plan 13. The other day, I was writing the usual morning pages, then making my way to write the drawing plan 12. I’m slowly getting better and using the advice I got from my friend Nenad. He suggested I find a good time to post the drawing plans. Therefore, I created a tally board with a 12-hour clock. I’m going to slowly tally up the numbers from the reader to see what is the best time to post. However, generally speaking, it’s best to publish in the morning and not during the day when people are working.

    I didn’t start to tally up anything yet, but I set it up. Anyhow, what else happened the other day?

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  • Drawing Plan 12: Chug chug chug. Puff puff puff. Ding-dong.

    Drawing Plan 12: Chug chug chug. Puff puff puff. Ding-dong.

    Hi, friends, I want to talk about yesterday and then move to the drawing plan 12. I spent a bit more time writing out the drawing plan 11 because I got a few new ideas from my friend. Also, running on low sleep the other day’s morning pages took me longer to complete. I haven’t slept well in the past week. It’s because I let myself get away with watching too many shows. For example, I start preparing for bed around nine, but I don’t get to sleeping till 11 or twelve. Then I still need to wake up at 6 am. The solution is easy, but I can’t seem to let go.

    Can I let go of watching late-night shows? I guess the better solution is to limit them to once a week, or maybe that’s a bit harsh. Anyhow, let us move to the drawing plan 12.

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  • Drawing Plan Three: Morning Half Hour Weekend Drawing Studies

    Drawing Plan Three: Morning Half Hour Weekend Drawing Studies

    Hi, friends, going to start my drawing plan three, the other day I didn’t stream on IGTV, but I spent my morning writing my morning pages for Artist’s way. It’s a way to get all my thoughts and inhibitions out. Writing will resolve my complaints on the pages. In other words, I won’t be carrying the burden. However, it will sometimes carry over. It helps. Later that day, I got to do a few rock studies and even create a square brush for Clip Studio. I hope that wasn’t big random segway into my art obsession. Also, that day, I spent running around, going to the doctor to see if I have COV-19, and doing shopping at Whole Foods. Anyway, this morning is a brand new day, and I’m ready for my drawing plan three!

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