Thank God for Netflix

I get a lot of practice from the weekly exercises we get. I take that time to focus on whatever software I am using for it, be it Maya or Toon Boom, and fiddle around there for a bit and then get to work on whatever the accident is. It's a really odd way of doing things, I know, but I tend to come across things that way. That and getting absorbed into YouTube tutorials.
Something else, I don't know if you would count this a practice,
but
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I do, I've been watching A LOT of cartoons. Just Futurama, King of the Hill, and Looney Toons though. I've found that they cover the best of 2D animation that I like. Looney Toons has the wonky exaggerations, Futurama isn't completely realistic so it has fantasy touches to it with the in-world realism, and King of the Hill is the closest thing to slice-of-life that isn't in anime.

so yea, that is my way of practicing