52 weekly exercises to help fuel your creativity all year long. Some assignments focus on skill building, others on stretching creativity. All give the artist ideas for using their skills and discovering new styles along the way while building a habit of using those skills on a regular basis.

Thank you to Chelsea Ward, Quarto Publishing Group – Walter Foster and NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review this book. All comments are my own, unbiased opinion.

I often feel like drawing only to open my sketch book and cannot decide what to draw. Here’s the solution. This book is a great crib to get you started. It starts simple and becomes more challenging as the weeks progress. If you don’t want to follow it’s week by week exercises you can open it at any page and find something to inspire you. It will help you to see art in the shape pattern and design of everyday objects and use them in you own work. It’s fun to be creative and this book is fun!

First of all, thank you to the publisher for granting the wish to review this book.
I have recently become interested in art and drawing so this book is fab. I love that each week there is a different challenge as at the moment I don't know where my talents lie. This helps to explore areas which I probably wouldn't think of. So far I am really impressed with this book and I am excited to get stuck in.