Airport sketching tutorial and vlogfrom @kevin_zych

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Next time you're at the airport, instead of scrolling, you're going to grab a notebook, a pen, and make some sketches using this video as your guide. Airports are one of my favorite places to draw because they offer a quick dose of new scenery and tons of good views within walking distance. As you head towards your terminal, your first goal is to find a good scene. Personally, I like busier ones because they can always be simplified. Loading bays are great because they suit loose inky lines. And finally, ground troops are always a must because they add a sense of human scale and help create that model train slash miniature town feeling. From tier, you'll wanna think about time. I have thirty minutes before my flight boards, so I spent the first five breaking things down into simple shapes. A few quick notes like this, like how this cone shape converges rank help make sure that you spend your time wisely and that if you have to rush, you can at least do so accurately. Along the way, try to remember that a confident line quality will always make up for lots of mistakes. So just keep going and work through the small errors. Then when you land, you'll have not only a new drawing, but some good creative momentum heading into your trip.