Okay, in truth, the reason I do not post a lot is probably because I practice more then I ever actually attempt to draw a descent picture. …I can’t say that realizing that will ever make sure that I post more; however, for those who love to practice as much as I do, I made a “meme” that hopefully will exercise your mind in the way that you draw.
I’m posting it here because I’m lazy and it really didn’t seem wise to put in “meme format”.

*~*~*Emotional Sketching from Photographs*~*~*

Take a photograph (or ten, one for each question, although there is a lot less practice this way) and draw according to the question (they are not in any order other then an attempt to ensure that this exercise is not more tiring then fun). It could be any photograph (internet, personal, magazine, ect.). Really its not hard, but before you post your finished work, make sure to get the original artist’s permission to post it, and credit them in your description (obviously, this is meant for DA).
(For an extra challenge attempt to do it in pen, and then with a time limit.)

1. Draw the main character/idea.
2. Display the emotion that the photographer is attempting to display through the character in a different view.
3. Pick something that is the most difficult to draw in the picture (what most intimidates you).
4. If this picture was a snap shot of a scene, then what would happen next? Draw this.
5. What would be happening before this picture what taken?
6. Show the items in the picture from another angle.
7. Put one of your own characters in the picture some how.
8. What would be the “negative/opposite” idea/emotion/subject of this picture?
9. What if the main idea/emotion/subject was in a different surrounding or a different subject/idea/emotion in the same background?
10. What do you like most about this picture? Draw this in a way that shows how it is meaningful to you.

*~*~*END*~*~*

(Oh, and feel free to add questions to this "meme" if you want. Just leave it in a comment.)