It's important for idea development recording and practice.
Draw something that's interesting or meaningful to you. It will help you have the patience to follow through with iterations and a final piece.
Here's an interesting time lapse to show how the final drawing could go. Notice the light contour drawing underneath, mapping out the drawing:
There are different ways to get that lightly drawn plan that you see in the drawing of the tiger. If you have a direct reference (real life observation or photo) you can draw out the contours of the shapes of similar values, like here:
For further steps on value drawing:
Here's an interesting look at another artist's steps in a progression (different purpose/technique):
Sketchbook studies of textures can help you work out a pattern before you draw the final:
https://youtu.be/RdmcMBWOP60
https://youtu.be/smAJFoedfvE
Perspective trick:
https://www.facebook.com/Decpohchang/videos/1253136111404357/
Effective Practice: https://www.facebook.com/TEDEducation/videos/1489398127740055/
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