In this video I’m flipping through my sketchbook and sharing every single page from the sketchbook challenge I just finished. I walk you through what I drew each day, what materials I reached for most, and the little decisions I made as I went—because that’s the real point of a challenge like this. It’s not about perfect pages, it’s about showing up, trying ideas, and letting your sketchbook be a place where you can play. I used a mix of water-based supplies (because that’s always my happy place): a Pentel water brush with watercolor, some colored pencil for extra depth, and a few paint markers when I wanted bold pops or quick finishing touches. I also talk about how prompts and structured challenges (like the ones from Susan Yeates) can keep you moving when you don’t know what to draw, and how small sketchbooks—like Tobio’s minis—make it easier to actually complete a daily practice. If you’ve been wanting to start a sketchbook habit, this is a super realistic look at what consistency can look like page by page.