Day 9
Eyes.
(don't forget to attach picture)

Day 8
lines

Day 7
Some lines, some head practice, some more lines, a bit unstructured today

Day 6
I tried studying more boxes and cube rotations. It's really hard, and I feel like I made little progress. I tried to apply the perspectives I learned to a figure, but I don't have the knowledge on connections for it to look remotely right, so it almost feels like I took 2 steps back

Day 5 (part 2)
I learned about the 50% rule where I should at least spend half my time drawing more for fun, so I did some Elysia reference drawings. The proportions are still really off, but it was a lot of fun. It's a soft goal to draw Elysia at the end of this challenge for me.

Day 5 (part 1)
I wanted to make up for day 4, so I drew a lot more today. I tried cubes again, but they aren't great yet. More face guidelines again. Less circle drills because I actually get enough circles with the face drills, and basic faces are more fun.

Day 4
I was extremely busy today, so I decided to just do my drills: circles and guidelines

Day 3
More circles and guidelines. I tried some angled faces too. Not great, but it's a work in progress. Unfortunately I do have a lot between work and classes, but I wanted to try for at least 1 hour and 20m minimum of drawing a night.

With some new knowledge, I revisited the reference from Day 1

Day 2
I watched a few tutorials and decided to practice drawing circles and basic guidelines.

I started this challenge 5 days ago, so let's catch up here.

Because I wanted to be efficient and quick, just pencil and paper. We'll consider tablets post challenge.

On day 1, I drew from some references with zero prior knowledge or fundamentals. I tried some boxes, and they look like terrible.