A great way to explore different drawing techniques is to tackle just one subject. Something as simple as an apple is perfect for this.
The shape is geometric. You can draw it both spatially and flat, with or without shadow, in colour or black and white.
All kinds of drawing and painting techniques are eligible. If I want to draw but don’t have much inspiration for a subject, an apple is always a good alternative.
Is designing a new logotype the same as drawing? Let’s say it’s discussable. But for the time being I think it is, solely based on the fact that I had fun making it. 🙂
The country where I was born is not the same as the country I live in now. And they are not the same as the ‘country’ I would prefer to live in. And I hate flags, so why on earth did I choose flags for this theme?!
In the end (also see yesterday’s post) I decided for a handwritten first letter and printed others. And although it’s not Carnival in February I wanted a festive design. So here you go; scribbles and stars. I used several digital tools this time: Procreate on the iPad and Illustrator and Photoshop on the Mac. So … Read more
Part of my diary is a BuJo, or a BulletJournal. The difference with a ‘normal’ diary is the style. A BuJo is pointwise and short, where a diary will be extended text at times. The Bullet Journal was developed by Ryder Carroll with the intention of living intentionally. Nowadays there are hundreds of Pinterest and … Read more
I am in a business challenge: One Funnel Away. Today’s assignment was to tell my fellow challenge companions what struck me most in one of Russell Brunsons videos. I decided to combine that assignment with my personal goal! In Holland “Delft’s blauw” is famous. Especially for their tile wisdom or in proper English that’s probably … Read more
The village saint was brought back to her sanctuary. There was a lot of fireworks involved.