1 Easy Sketchbook Exercise | Increase Creativity (Patreon)
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You want to paint something but don't want to invest a lot into it or you're bored. This simple exercise can help get your creativity flowing. Approach this as a fun exercise. Pick a shape, pick a color scheme, and paint. Then use pens, markers, or colored pencils to create patterns. Paid members will receive their bonus content related to this video tomorrow morning.
🎨Decide on a shape, I picked a butterfly but any shape will work.
🎨Trace it all over your sketchbook paper, you can even make them different sizes
🎨Pick a simple color scheme. I used analogous but you can use complementary, split complementary, monochromatic, diad, triad, or tetrad. You choose.
🎨Use wet-in-wet to paint each butterfly shape, vary the colors and patterns you add to each one.
🎨Optional: Paint the background
🎨Use watercolor brush pens, black fine liners, white posca pens, white gel pens, colored ink, or wax-based colored pencils to add details and patterns to the butterflies