To make life easier, add rules that stop you from looking for 'the right' article. For example, you might go to the Guardian's homepage and pick from there - no scrolling. You might pick a journalist who has a regular column or feature and produce work for only that.

If you done this once a week until the submission deadline for final module, you'd have 54 illustrations in this collection alone.

Use that as an opportunity to explore a material, tool or approach. Yes, it might look like you're drawing all of your family's coats - but what you're actually doing is studying crosshatching techniques or procreate brushes that look analogue or...

Once you've got a collection of drawings you can then create a zine, portfolio or book with them. Here you're practicing scanning or photographing work, digital fine tuning, typography, composition, editing, printing and making.

Note from Dwayne:

this is a great instagram feed to draw from

Something id like to work on some more is drawing box’s I feel as tho I’ve got the hang of cylinders and I’m more gravitated towards drawing Cylinders and I think this has tought me a lot, however from now maybe I should start practicing drawing boxes more which is more uncomfortable for me, this is going to help me learn.

How big is the building?

What's the garden like- is there one?

What would your furniture look like?

If picking an animal is hard, random animal generators exist. This is mainly to understand the anatomy of animals and create a beast you can either love or hate :)

I want to illustrate one nightmare I’ve had in the style of the photo of the comic I’ve attached

You could pick a busy spot to force yourself into quick drawings

Doodle from them simply to fill the time or create beautiful pieces; all drawings/works don't have to be that serious - so have a but of whimsy

I want to create a book with some funny two panel jokes, funny drawings

Wedding illustration might be good as I’ll get to practice and understand the fundamentals of drawing people.

Go out with a friend/ group for extra fun

You could also try swapping drawings at time intervals with the other person.

Or music album covers maybe creating or illustrating them resurch into the subject of music and taking inspiration from them to make album covers

Look into who the DP (director of photography) was and finding out what else they've done. For example, Roger Deakins is a genius!

To make it more interesting, do it in different genres, like in a horror setting or fantasy

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document of movies i like, music i’ve listened to, museums i’ve visited, books i’ve read, friends i’ve hung out with

a big collection of how i see my life and what interests me, personal thoughts ive had that day, as a way to both make my summer feel more eventful and practice my ink work.

(Idk if it would work for year 3 stuff but pretty fun and good at warming up creativity)