However, on your 3rd time drawing an object, you've already studied and 'learned' it. You have to slow down to draw something with your offhand. So maybe the lines are a bit shaky, but the results are usually pretty cool.

The idea is to try different approaches that you wouldn't normally consider, and trick yourself into being fearless. A drawing with your off-hand isn't expected to come out 'good,' so the pressure is off.

I use exercises like this in my sketchbook classes, sometimes iterating on the process instead of the results. Like, have the students pick a random toy out of a bag.
1. Draw it from observation
2. Do a blind contour drawing of it
3. Draw the object with your off-hand

The little guy with the red nose and candelabra is really great! I love this title/logo with the lightning bolt, too.

I feel it. My zines comics, rpgs and art books come in so many shapes and sizes... organizing and shelving them in a way that makes sense seems impossible 🤔.

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