I watched Lawrence of Arabia the other night. This was a super-quick, super-intuitive drawing, but I liked the result of Lawrence and the camel (even if I ran out of paper)!
And no, riders in LoA didn’t use reigns on their camels, that was pure artistic license. Besides, it runs off the page. Maybe it’s got a horse head?!
My working sketchbook goes on adventures with me. Sometimes I’ll end up with ticket stubs or programs from events– and sometimes I’ve got worksheets from class, or doodles friends have given me. I like to keep these items organized chronologically, and stuff them in the back of my sketchbooks, where I’ve built a duct-tape pocket to prevent things from falling out. Now you can make one, too!
I hear that some mathematicians looooove to solve math problems in their free time– for entertainment, like playing video games.
X = mathematician fun
Y = these drawing exercises
I = me
Y + I = X
The last one was a Mac-Book. This one’s an iDrawingpad.
“Apps” include Character Designs, Portraits, Insanity, Ideas, Sleeplessness, Thumbnails, Design, Life Drawing, etc…
The whole point of this is that fancy new things can still be done with old technology… pens and papers!
…And that’s one of the first drawings 🙂
I feel a style makeover a-comin’!
I broke a record today: finished a sketchbook over the course of 79 days! Here are some colorful pets with wacky style.
Amelia once told me you can tell a lot about a person by the books they have. So I thought it would be cool to post a pic of my now-jam-packed bookshelf 😀 I suppose it is an alternative form of self-portraiture!
My entry for the Bob and Tom “General Static” CD cover contest.
Go check out the new Art pages! They feature happy thumbnail navigation with instant image results. Hooray!
Epic shout-out to Galleriffic for the awesome gallery!
