Kilillan's Sketchbook

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Leo Ki: I'm not sure, I guess I'm just struggling to simplify forms at this stage. I'm still finding painting to be very hard and different than drawing.
Yes I still am drawing, I still draw more than I paint nowadays, I just don't post 99% of them since I don't feel like they're worth posting

Recently I've been swamped with work and my private life. All the painting/drawing I've been doing is during Zoom meetings at work.
These are some quick small (less than 2 inch on my tablet) paintings that took 30-45 minutes. I didn't really have a goal for these, I just found the process to be somewhat soothing

Also a shitty drawing of a room. I tried to go for a fisheye lens but the perspective just looks off

Could you elaborate on why 99% of what you do isn't worth posting.What is worth posting exactly?Everything is worth posting because everything is a learning opportunity that just my personal 2 cent. I think it the amount of labor that make you detach from the work to the point of saying they don't deserve a second look.

So i would say from the look of it the 99% is due to the it being mindless soothing drawing which i totally agree doesn't represent what you must be capable of and is more personal.

But if it the only thing you manage to squeeze in that case maybe there a room to say it still worth posting.But intention is big if it just to relax than why would you worry about rule... this is art no need to improve if you can break the rule .But if you find yourself drawing thing that require thought and plotting and planning than being half invest won't do.It would probably be better to have smaller session where there intent rather than being detach from the craft all the time just because you don't want to commit to anything due to work cutting in.It very cruel to your artistic side don't you think?You seem to like drawing enough to post in a sketchbook that already a time commitment i think you just leak the time to articulate what your intent are with art for it to matter enought to be shown.So i would say maybe you should try to be more loose in your style that could be the charm of it just very bold stroke and stylize stroke something that look rather flat perhaps to keep it short also.You gotta adapt with what little time you got.You could even specialize in small painting why not... the intent is to do the most with what ever limited resource you might be dealing with.