#todolist

Focus for this week:

Cleaning once a day (list pending) 50/h x 2h

Proposal (FTA)

CDW/M Photo Albums

Clean ma room (deep ahh clean)

Cooking Mon and Wednesday

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iwtv (rewatch)

Things I want to improve about my art and art practices:

More defined and clear linework, I want it to have a polished look to it almost editorial-leaning

Having bold and more personal colors, experimenting with a reduced color palette

Drawing from imagination more often, without any reference at all, just me, my brain and my sketchbook, and maybe some music if I'm good...

Really improving my lettering skills

Drawing every day, and I mean every day, for real

Drawing outside more often even if I don't feel like it

Drawing on really big canvases and also doing elongated or diptych illustrations

Looking for more inspiration in physical media, going to public libraries for art books, graphic novels and illustrated books

Being more active on social media without forcing my art to fit into trendy stuff, I mean like doing fanarts of a certain topic that I have no interest in, just for the sake of getting traction

Making more fanzines, and short comics

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