WHAT WE’LL DO Every day in January, draw your coffee cup. Or tea. Or a water glass. Or the weird mug you love. You can use continuous line, you can use any style, you can use any medium. The only real point is this: show up and draw. Post your sketch in the Continuous Line Storytelling Facebook group, and if you’re sharing on Instagram use the hashtag #CoffeeSketch2026.
Come every day, or come when you can. No guilt. Just draw.
HOW TO DO IT Keep it small. Keep it doable. Time limit: 15 minutes Subject: your cup or drinking vessel of choice Style: anything Medium: anything
Posting: daily if you can, whenever you can if you can’t If you want to stay sane and actually finish the month, the time limit matters. Don’t make a masterpiece. Make a mark. Move on.
WHAT YOU NEED A sketchbook with at least 31 pages A stack of cheap copy paper for warm-ups A ball point pen and pens you love Optional color tools if you want them Your warm-ups go on the cheap paper Your “real” sketches go in the sketchbook
WHAT TO DRAW Anything you drink out of Yes, it can be continuous line No, it doesn’t have to be
Meagan will be leading the challenge with livestreams, demos, and straight talk when your brain tries to talk you out of showing up. The repetition of a daily challenge changes your hand, your eye, and your confidence.
This is a drawing challenge. Open to all skill levels and mediums. Use what you have: Pen Pen and Watercolor Crayons Colored Pencils iPad Procreate Urban Sketching Continuous Line Drawing Ball Point Pen Oil Paints Oil Pastels
See you Thursday, January 1, 2026
ANDALE!
2025 Video Promo
2023/2024 Promo Video
2022 Video Promo
Higher Vision through Drawing
- Relief from perfectionism: draw before your brain talks you out of it. - Nervous system regulation: 15 minutes with a pen can bring you back to center. - Creative sovereignty: your line is yours, even in a loud, copycat world. - A real artistic network: we draw alongside each other.
I’m Meagan Burns. I’m an artist and the founder of Art Leap Adventures and Continuous Line Storytelling. I’m originally from Chicago and now based in Mexico City. I lead drawing classes and travel sketch workshops for people who want to loosen up, stop overthinking, and make drawings that feel alive. Continuous line is my home base, but what I really teach is courage with the pen.
What's in My Art Bag: Sailor Fude de Mannen Fountain Pen (or similar of your choice) Staedler Fine Liners Unibal Signo 207 Impact Bold Pentel Brush Pens Platinum Carbon Ink (to refill fountain and brush pens) Daniel Smith Watercolors INDART Saturated Inks Quality Watercolor Brushes Pencil, Salt, Scrapers, White Crayon, White Gel Pens Gum Eraser Water Containers Paper Towels