This week all the normie stuff that happened was, taken together, a low and heavy sigh, drawing your head and lower lip down and coming out all "Foooooooooooooh".
Draw your horse's head down with the treat.
I wrote in my notebook: 'Draw from life! Observe!' Only eight pages later, I found myself writing: 'Stop drawing from life! Draw from your head!' But the relationships carry from work to work.
Get a clear idea of what you want to draw in your head.
Before you start, picture the image you want to draw in your head.
Think of something you want to draw in your head, and then put it down on a piece of paper with a pencil Paint over the pencil.
Now, as you start to draw, lean your head down on the table as if you are listening for horse's hooves and say, "I am a child, I am a child, I am a child".
Step into the sarong or draw it over your head.
Bring a safety pin with you to keep your sleeping bag closed, if it does not draw tightly around your head.
If you are drawing things from your head already, then you want to think: is there something else you could draw?
