Facing a multitude of problems, he suffered from depression and panic; day and night, he was haunted by his own thoughts, to the point where he would isolate himself in the corner of his room. It was all the result of drugs.
PANIC
Tools currently being used:
0.5mm blue pen
Paper
In the initial stage, we sketch three lines forming the corner of a room.
Next, we create the figure of a person sitting alone in the corner of the room.
Next, we create hatching on the object and the wall by drawing straight lines following the direction of the wall.
Next, we draw circles around the object to depict their panic and stress, as well as the problems haunting them.
And this is the final result: A sense of panic and extreme stress caused by running out of illicit drugs.
I’ll make time for this drawing wherever I happen to be—all I need is paper and a pen—so I’ll do it whenever I can. Besides, there’s no obligation to complete the full 30 days; I didn't participate on the first or second day, for instance.
I hope you won't have panic attacks after working on the drawing? :)
everything will be fine
Hope :)
Very nice way to express the sense of panic. The story gives context.
Thank you for the support.
Cornered some might feel fore sure while to others the corner is a safe place to be. The panic you painted looks like claustrophobia...
Three more weeks to go. I find it already difficult to create enough time. My drawings take too long. How about you?
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I’ll make time for this drawing wherever I happen to be—all I need is paper and a pen—so I’ll do it whenever I can. Besides, there’s no obligation to complete the full 30 days; I didn't participate on the first or second day, for instance.
No, there isn't, there never is, even the idea is to make a habit out of drawing on a daily base. I find it hard.
Treat it as a hobby, and everything will be fine.