To become better at something, you should practice it often. Ideally, everyday. This especially applies to drawing. Sometimes, though, you just get to the point where you don't know who or what to draw. How do you decide? Read on to get some ideas to get you going.

Look at Magazines

I sometimes keep a stack of old magazines and tabloids nearby to sketch random faces inside.

Keep It Generic

Often times, I grab my sketchbook and just begin sketching a face. I have no reference photo and no particular person in mind to draw. I don't even have a vision for how the face will look at the end. The goal is to just draw a face, any generic face. I just begin sketching guidelines and random facial features, letting the flow of the drawing take me where it wants to go until I have a completed face.