A new year, a new draw.
For returning streakers, what did you accomplish last year? Did you complete any of your goals, did you try anything new and unexpected?
For everyone, what are you planning on tackling this year? What are going to be working on, do you have any goals or things you'd like to explore?
Tell us
Also, for those that did 2024, there's a calendar page where you can see how you did that year: https://streak.club/s/8/daily-art-club/calendar/2024
hoping to keep my streak up! i want to learn how to use watercolour, and hopefully begin to be able to draw people well, as they continue to elude me.
This past year, I failed to stay on track with my goals. Due to late nights and bad scheduling, I ended up drawing far too many random doodles.
But as a byproduct of staying consistent, my pixel-art has improved dramatically. My line art and my ability to translate imagination to lines have improved a noticeable amount as well.
This year's theme is to constantly explore and push my comfort zone.
Whether it be using a new brush, drawing an object I've never drawn, or even exploring 3D, I will do my best to keep this theme in mind.
I also will also make a rule to NEVER draw beyond midnight! This will greatly improve the quality of my drawings/studies.
Best of luck to you, future 2026 jason.
And best of luck to my fellow streakers this year, cheers!
looks like i deleted whatever i wrote last year as goals
i did write some goals 2 years ago which i have partially achieved. doing more smaller line segments. i did not achieve continuing one long line by taking the hand off the page
goals for this year:
You are too toxic for this site. I am going to ban you and delete all your content when I have time.
During the last year I got into a habit for which I'm struggling to decide if it's good or not. Whenever I didn't feel like investing mental energy into drawing, I'd do some (very) quick figure drawings. Before I'd either do minimal progress on a multi-day drawing, or do some 0-effort doodles.
The figures are definitely better than the doodles, but I think I could progress through my tutorials a lot faster if I didn't fall back on figures constantly.
That said, I have definitely improved a ton on my humans. Progress is very slow, but it's still progress.
I don't see much change to the process happening for this year. I'm only about a third of the way through the anatomy tutorial (which I started in may, I believe). And if I manage to finish that someday, I'll continue with portraits and heads in general.
I do want to do mare charcoal drawings tho.
