Can You Draw Pictures in an Ordinary Diary? (Lighthouse Drawing)

Описание: In this video, we explore whether you can actually draw pictures in an ordinary diary — and the answer is yes! This is the first episode of my new Sketch Diary series, created to inspire anyone who wants to start drawing but feels limited by materials.

You don’t need special pens, expensive sketchbooks, or professional tools. With a simple pencil and any notebook, you can create amazing things. Whether it’s a math notebook, a recipe book, or a daily diary — every page can become a canvas.

As I draw in my own diary, I hope to show that creativity has no boundaries and that you might discover talents you never knew you had. A relaxing drawing video is on the way, and I hope this series brings a refreshing pause to your day.
#SketchDiary #DiaryDrawing #DrawingInANotebook
Let’s begin this journey together. ✨🖊️📓

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Welcome! On this channel, we explore everything about perspective drawing. ✏️
Together, we’ll start from the basics and move toward professional-level drawings – from streets and cityscapes to complex and detailed compositions.

Sometimes we’ll draw to learn, sometimes just for fun – but perspective will always be the foundation of our work.
Here you’ll find step-by-step lessons on:

1-Point Perspective

2-Point Perspective

3-Point Perspective

5-Point Perspective

Objects and shading techniques

🎯 Perfect for architecture students, technical illustrators, industrial designers, engineers, fine arts students, and anyone who wants to learn as a hobby.