This week’s prompts are all about fun outdoor activities. These prompts are a little less specific and, therefore, very much open to interpretation. There is also a wide range of how detailed or involved your art piece for that prompt could be.

Let’s take the “backyard bbq” prompt, for example. You could draw your favorite barbeque food, or an actual barbeque with meat or veggies on the grill, you could add a character doing the cooking, or you could draw a whole scene with a backyard and a party going on! It’s 100% up to you how much you want to put into it, and as always, there is never a wrong way to make art!

And as another reminder, if you are really getting into one of the prompts and you want to spend several days working on it while skipping the others, do that! The idea is to spend time each day (or as often as possible) making art, not to complete all the prompts. Have fun!

And if you are interested in learning how to draw scenes, you should check out my Scene School series! I break down putting together a scene into small, manageable parts and teach you a structure for building a scene, piece-by-piece.