Why, indeed? Initially it was to get some discipline in, to carve out that tiny space of time where I would just have fun with art. But I found things changed as I continued: on a given piece, I wanted to spend more than 10 minutes; I began to experiment more with materials and subjects; and I can see improvements. I'm getting a bit faster at execution, though I still want to spend time thinking out an approach. Sometimes that alone uses up the 10 minutes. But I still go ahead and draw for 10.
Why, indeed? Initially it was to get some discipline in, to carve out that tiny space of time where I would just have fun with art. But I found things changed as I continued: on a given piece, I wanted to spend more than 10 minutes; I began to experiment more with materials and subjects; and I can see improvements. I'm getting a bit faster at execution, though I still want to spend time thinking out an approach. Sometimes that alone uses up the 10 minutes. But I still go ahead and draw for 10.