Teenagers Make Prompts to Overcome White Page Syndrome

By Sheila Ceccarelli

Fabulously inspired teenagers at AccessArt’s Experimental Drawing Class made prompts to help each other overcome the ‘white page syndrome’.

Draw your favourite food with a bad hand position for drawing - Drawing from a prompt by teenager at AccessArt's Drawing Class for Teenagers
Draw your favourite food with a bad hand position for drawing – Drawing from a prompt by teenager at AccessArt’s Drawing Class for Teenagers

 

These are the prompts that they made:

Draw your favorite food with a bad hand position - Drawing prompt by teenager at AccessArt's Drawing Class for Teenagers
Draw your favorite food with a bad hand position – Drawing prompt by teenager at AccessArt’s Drawing Class for Teenagers

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