Draw Your Day Quotes

“Life takes so many interesting and unexpected turns. Drawing, painting, and writing about your days can provide you with a sense of peace and a deeper understanding of your thoughts and dreams. I know that drawing can be humbling and sometimes frustrating when you first begin. But if you practice a little bit each day, you will see gratifying improvement. It is important to remember that you can approach your sketch journal from so many creative angles, expressing and releasing your memories and creativity simultaneously.”
― Samantha Dion Baker, Draw Your Day: An Inspiring Guide to Keeping a Sketch Journal

“Trust me, even Rembrandt made paintings he wasn't happy with. It is all part of the creative experience. As often as you will put down something you are proud of, you will also put down something you are embarrassed by and want to tear up and throw away, but I urge you not to and instead to simply work around it.”
― Samantha Dion Baker, Draw Your Day: An Inspiring Guide to Keeping a Sketch Journal

“Try to consider journaling time a gift instead of a chore -- a time you are giving to yourself to reflect and relax, all while improving your communication and creative-thinking skills.”
― Samantha Dion Baker, Draw Your Day: An Inspiring Guide to Keeping a Sketch Journal

“Think about when you were a child -- curious, carefree, and not so critical of yourself. Chances are that you liked to draw or color, but that you stopped doing so at some point along your journey to adulthood. Here's the thing: It is perfectly okay to draw like your six- or eight-year-old self.”
― Samantha Dion Baker, Draw Your Day: An Inspiring Guide to Keeping a Sketch Journal