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Drawings of my cat - a personal 100 day challenge

1:53 PM, Friday October 16th 2020

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Hi,

So these pieces of artwork are from my personal sketchpad and I'm doing them as the main component of my 100 days challenge. I am to draw my cat for 100 days, and essentially the exercise is designed to help me to commit myself to drawing for that amount of time. I started a couple of days ago and I do have more drawings but not all I will post. I will start posting all of them, though.

These are personal sketches of mines but you are free to critique them if you wish. I aim to improve myself little by little.

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3:49 AM, Sunday October 18th 2020

I totally support you doing this challenge dude! It sounds like it's gonna be a bit hard but totally worth it in the end. One thing I do recomend to help out with cat anatomy is by studying the skeleton and the muscle anatomy, it totally helps out with mapping where everything is and how everything functions as well. Hope this helps dude.

12:55 PM, Tuesday October 20th 2020

Many thanks! I draw a cat everyday. Even if I don't post I have to do it. It's so worth it and it really gets me geared up to draw.

12:55 PM, Tuesday October 20th 2020

Also would it be too much to ask of you to take a look at my lesson 1?

9:57 PM, Tuesday October 20th 2020

I'll totally look at lesson 1 for ya.

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