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Different idea or same thinking??

4:47 PM, Thursday March 2nd 2023

So recently, I was doing the 50 percent part of the drawabox (fun part) , where i was drawing a fun comic without any motive or so , including some fetish with human poses and action and so,

However after watching drawabox video on how to get ideas (what if) where you can think of any change in global scale and can find ideas in it!

I want to address my query whether what I am doing in this 50 percent holds true to its motive or should I have to follow the what if rule!?

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10:48 PM, Thursday March 2nd 2023

The whole "what if" thing is not a rule - it's a tool that you can choose to use if you're struggling to find things to draw, or feel like you want your designs and ideas to have more depth to drive them. None of that is required for the 50% rule, where the only requirement is that you draw something, without it being a study, or an exercise, or the end result needing to meet any particular standard of quality.

5:50 PM, Friday March 3rd 2023

Thanks uncomfy!!

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