Do you struggle to find time to make art? If yes, you're not alone! This was me too.

Life often gets in the way of finding consistency in your art. But what if just 5 minutes a day could help you build an art habit that sticks?

In this class, I’ll show you exactly how to carve out time, simplify your process, and create art daily, no matter how packed your schedule is.

What You’ll Learn:

The 5-Minute Method: Why just 5 minutes a day can transform your creativity.
How to Build an Art Habit: Learn how to stay consistent and make art a regular part of your life.
Quick & Fun Project Ideas: Never run out of inspiration with exercises you can start in just 5 minutes.

Class Project:

Pick a time of day to create for 5 minutes and attach it to a habit you already have (like after your morning coffee or before bed). Then:

Set a timer for 5 minutes (or use your internal clock).
Create something! A doodle, sketch, or painting. No pressure, just put the pencil to paper. (Repeat daily.)
Upload your artwork (or works in progress) to the Projects & Resources section on Skillshare.

Bonus: If you’re using Procreate, download my free Procreate Brushes to get started right away!

Who's This Class is For:

Busy artists (moms, dads, students, people with other jobs and responsibilities) who want to create more consistently.
Beginners looking to build an easy, low-pressure art routine.
Creatives who feel stuck and need a simple method to show up daily.

Why 5 Minutes?
5 minutes is just 1/288th of your entire day. But that’s all it takes to start building momentum, reconnect with your creativity, and bring joy back into your art practice.

By the end of this class, you’ll have a clear system for making art every day.

You’ll be amazed at how small efforts add up over time.

Ready to make time for art and find consistency? Grab your Class Bonuses and jump into class. Let's make creating art a daily habit for you, once and for all!

Carl Wilson

Pencil, ink, and paint artist

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