Challenges
December - Winter Wonderland
The world slows down under a blanket of snow. Draw a winter landscape, warm scarves, or baking cookies in a cozy kitchen. Capture the pure peace and comfort of winter.
November - Glow in the Dark
As the days get shorter, we look for the light. Draw a scene lit by a single candle, a warm lantern, or the glow from a window. Focus on contrast and feeling safe inside.
October - Forest Spirits & Fungi
Take a walk through the woods. Focus on the small details of nature: mushrooms, colorful fallen leaves, and perhaps some friendly forest spirits hiding between the trees.
September - Tea & Trinkets
The air is getting crisp. Draw your favorite warm mug, a stack of books, or a collection of tiny, precious items on your desk. Let's make it as cozy as possible!
August - Stargazing Nights
Look up at the stars! Draw a midnight sky, a tiny campfire, or a character watching the moon. Use deep, dark tones with bright accents for the perfect starry night.
July - Ocean Serenity
Find your peace by the water. Draw sea shells, gentle waves, or a cozy spot on the beach. Use a palette of soothing blues and greens for this refreshing summer challenge.
June - Midsummer Magic
The longest days of the year are here. Bring magic to your art with lanterns, fireflies, or a dreamy forest at twilight. Focus on warm light and a mystical, cozy atmosphere.
May Meadows & Blooms
Spring is in full bloom! This month, draw your favorite wildflowers, a picnic in the grass, or a cozy garden scene. Use soft pastel colors to capture that fresh May feeling.
April Showers & Raincoats
Embrace the rainy days! This month is all about the beauty of a spring drizzle. Draw cozy rainy-day activities: splashing in puddles with colorful boots, a frog under a leaf umbrella, or watching the rain from a warm, dry corner inside.
March Marker Madness
Spring is awakening! This month, focus on bold lines and vibrant pops of color. Draw something inspired by the first signs of life: budding branches, tiny sprouts, or a cozy windowsill garden catching the first warm rays of sun.