So the main assignment for this entire course is the challenge I'm going to propose to you right now
at the beginning.
OK.
And that is to do a sketch every day for 30 days while you work on this course.
OK.
Even if you finish the course early still keep finishing those sketches for 30 days.
And I promise you will get better.
OK.
Now the point of this is a couple of reasons.
One is so that you can see how much you've improved.
Right.
You start at the beginning and your sketches maybe don't feel as strong as you'd like them to be you'll
be able to compare them at the end and see how much progress you've made which is a really great gratifying
satisfying feeling.
Right.
Also on top of that really like I mentioned before the best and only way to get better is to practice.
So sure there's a lot of concepts here and sketching but we don't just want to learn the concepts really
want to put those into practice.
So by doing this 30 day challenge you're going to really have to use those concepts that you learn to
create new art.
By the time you're done you'll have 30 sketches which if you want you can later paint or use for other
art and you'll have improved quite a bit.
So be sure to post the sketches in the Facebook group and on top of that I will also be doing the 30
day challenge.
So in the Facebook group the first week that this course is live I will be going through and doing the
30 day challenge and I'll put hashtags 30 day challenge in the comments so that if you want to see mine
you can do that and you can do that as well with yours.
Now if you'd like you can use some of the assignments in this course for your sketch for the day.
So for example if we're doing an assignment on finding inspiration like we're going to do in the next
lecture you can use that as your day one sketch for 30 days.
So don't feel like you have to do all the assignments Plus a sketch every day that might get overwhelming.
But I promise you that if you will do one sketch today for 30 days you will see results and you will
be amazed.
So I can't wait to get stuck with you guys and I'll see you in the next lecture.