Let’s add some fun to your drawings! Join me for a special brainstorming class where I’ll teach you a quick and easy way to boost your creativity and turn your ideas into a humorous scenario that you can freely explore through sketching. By the end of the class, you will have a fantastic starting point for a witty drawing or illustration.
The heart of the class is - what I call ;) - the "boiling session". In this ideation practice you do not need to come up with a wide range of ideas, as in traditional brainstorming sessions. Instead, your task is to boil down your ideas. The 10-minute timeframe will help prevent overthinking and allow your intuition to take the lead. All ideas are welcome - there is no judgment! The magic happens within a limited number of creative ideas. Let’s enjoy the creative flow and boost your fun side.
As a bonus, I'll also give you a behind-the-scenes look at my workflow in Procreate, where I will turn the scenario we came up with in class into a fun cartoon.
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Watch out for our special caption contest in the Project and Resources Section and you can win one year of Skillshare. 
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The tools you need: 
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<li>pen and paper </li>
<li>a timer </li>
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How to prepare:
I recommend watching the other prompts from the <a href="https://skl.sh/3UlTcxU" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">Creative Juice Series</a> first, particularly the "Creative Juice" Sketching Sessions and Prompt No. 5, where we explore fun analogies to draw. Also, the <a href="https://skl.sh/45V4EWx" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">"Doodling with Intention"</a> prompt will help you to loosen up before you start.
I can’t wait to see your funny side.
Let’s meet in class.

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Drawing Funny Things - A 10-Minute Brainstorming Exercise for Ideation

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