Welcome to the #dailysketch, a daily art contest aimed at helping you learn to draw or improve your drawing skills. If you've never drawn before or think that you can't, then this contest is definitely for you!! :)

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Every day I choose a random theme and set you the challenge of coming up with a twenty minute sketch based around your interpretation of that theme, either by using your imagination or by finding an image and copying it. Once you have made your sketch, post it in the comments section of that days post and you will be in with a chance of winning a small prize....1SBD on offer for the entry of my choice every day. :)

Try to ensure you stick to the twenty minutes!! :)

The winner will be announced and their sketch featured in the following days post.

The winner of yesterdays'FAMILY' theme is Hive account@apprentice001 for their excellent interpretation and sketch which you can see for yourself below.

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Congratulations

Hive account@apprentice001! Yet another fantastic sketch my friend! You will receive your prize shortly! :)

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You may also want to make a post of your sketch for your own page and if you do, I would ask that you include #dailysketch in your post and also #ltdwf if possible so that they are easy to find, as well as linking your post in the comments with your entry for the day.

You can see Hive account@apprentice001's post by clicking on the link below.

https://steemit.com/dailysketch/@apprentice001/family-the-daily-sketch-challenge-family-complete-a-drawing-under-20-minutes

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The reason for this challenge is to help build a routine around practicing. You may want to make this the first thing you do when you wake up to ease you into the day in a relaxing way or you may want to do it last thing at night before you go to bed. Or you might want to do it on your lunch break, at the seaside or in your car in the car park (You know who you are. :)). I will leave it up to you to decide when best suits you but the point is that consistency of practice will definitely improve your results so if you can, try to make it as consistent as possible. :)
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