How to draw a Good Enough wave

[blockquote source=”William Shatner”]I’m surfing the giant life wave.[/blockquote]
 
 
 
As a native Californian, I’ve always lived within an hour’s drive from the Pacific Ocean. Watching the waves and listening to the surf is like Nature working a magic eraser on my mind until there’s nothing left to dwell upon or worry about. Each wave soothes me into the here-and now.
 
Plus, nothing is quite like catching a wave!
 
Whether you’re catching a wave in your personal journey, or helping your business ride the current wave for as long as it can, you can draw up some surf of your very own! Here’s how:
 

How to draw a Good Enough wave

Three Tips

The curve of the wave we draw in step 3 indicates the height of the wave to a certain extent. When the curve on the right is close to the curve on the left, then the body of the wave is narrow, and this implies a taller wave. The further apart the lines are, the shorter the wave appears. Our wave, with it’s second curve line two fingers in, implies a decent height…for surfing, of course!
 

 
Totally tubular, dude! Instant wave!
 
And that’s it! What does YOUR wave look like? Draw yours up, Tweet it out to @jeannelking #goodenough, and see who hangs ten!
 
I cannot wait to see what you draw forth,

P.S. Want to have fun drawing AND inspire others to pick up the pen at the same time?  Got something you wish you could draw, but you’re not sure how to approach it? [highlights color=”ffea00″]Tweet your drawing or idea to @jeannelking and tag it with #goodenough: it could be featured in an upcoming “how to draw Good Enough” blog post![/highlights]