Yes, do it every day. You won’t regret it. I have been keeping one for more than 3 years now and it’s a real pleasure to look back on and see who I’ve met and where I’ve been in a visual style. I post selections from my journal every day on http://www.karensblog.com and encourage everyone to sketch daily as often as they can. Here are some of the books that I’ve filled so far …
kwint's Life List
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1. write a novel
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2. illustrate a book
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3. be more social
1 cheer5,077 people -
4. play the violin again
1 cheer146 people -
5. see the northern lights
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6. exercise daily
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7. be on Jeopardy!
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8. relearn French and speak it fluently
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9. take a life drawing class
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10. Be fluent in Italian
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11. see my art in a gallery
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12. improve my drawing skills
1 cheer329 people
Recent entries
Keep a drawing journal
3 years ago
Drawing every day
3 years ago
In 2003 I started drawing every day and I haven’t been disappointed. About six months later I started posting my daily drawing (and/or painting) on my blog and I hope I never quit. It’s a wonderful practice that helps me appreciate the world around me more while developing my art skills.
You can see some of my daily drawings here
http://www.karensblog.com
Untitled
4 years ago
It was worth doing for the writing credit, but not for the money. Long hours and practically minimum wage fees by the time I was done. I’ve had two books published and would do it again if it furthered my career goals in some way. Not a way to get rich, for the most part.


