DRAWING AND PAINT

How to Create Time for Painting step by step

1. If space allows, let your art supplies and paint as you work on to avoid having to decompress before returning to work. 
2. Clean every time you've finished painting, so wait your brushes ready for use when you repeatedly. 
3. Organize your art supplies so you do not waste time looking for something when you paint. If you need to pack things away, keep the key in an article in hand and rarely used in another. 
4. Work on more than one painting at a time, that way if it gives you trouble you can turn your attention to another until you have renewed enthusiasm and inspiration for painting problem ". 
5. Carry a small sketchbook and sketch or doodle in it when you're stuck somewhere waiting. People will be curious about what you do, but you'll get used to. And time will go much faster! 
6. 2) Take a half hour each day for yourself, getting up earlier (hard winter!) Or stay a little later (it may be difficult to ask for yourself that the family can still be awake). 
7. Be more discerning in television you watch - the time would be better spent painting? Or how about using a sketchbook to sketch some of the scenes or faces in the program? 
8. If you're in a situation where you can not use a sketchbook or doodle, daydream about painting. Reflect on process and visualize the results, consider what you will do next in a table. 
9. Plan ahead if you have ideas for several tables that you want to do.Keep them in a file of ideas to keep a sketchbook work separate ideas for paintings. 
10. Practice drawing the same object several times, focusing on capturing the essence each time, but with the long-term goal of accelerating the pace that you can observe and draw. 
11. If you have children, consider hiring a childminder so you can paint.Well, you do when you go out for the evening or in the movies do you? So why not for painting? Especially if it's someone who can go out for a walk.

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