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A Tuesday drawing with my all time favorite pen:
Sakura Pigma Micron pen made in Japan.
I buy them by the box full and have been using them for almost 20 years.
Dibujos efectuados durante el trayecto en tren entre BARCELONA-SILS. Inspirados en la técnica del grabado.
Was so nice of Design Sponge to aks to feature a few of my sketchbooks on their blog. Read the post here: www.designsponge.com/2013/08/sketchbook-sneak-peek-tad-ca...
Submit your best drawing of Inika and/or Piraka. Must be hand drawn and color is optional. Ends at end of June. www.flickr.com/groups/2480271@N20/pool/
That's my favorite architectural ensemble.
I've copied 2 photos for that drawing. One is a picture made at the beginning of the XXth century, I've found the other one in the Internet some time ago, but lost the link, unfortunately.
I used black liners and a pen on a covered paper.
Architects: Tecton, c.1951, ink on paper. Technical drawing of elevation of the balcony side of Wells House, Spa Green. Photographed at the V&A's "A Home for All - Six Experiments in Social Housing" exhibition. Drawing from the RIBA collections. V&A, RBKC, London.
Tried to draw a Pukipuki today. (she is my Puki Rose). will color this drawing with aquarel and pencils. maybe also Copic markers
Part of my May drawing project.
Blogged:
caatjesartsystuff.blogspot.com/2011/06/last-of-may-drawin...
Original drawings by Adolf Hitler. Clockwise from top-left corner: Dopey, Doc, Pinocchio and Bashful. These drawings are all signed ´A.H.´ and date from about 1940. The main theory explaining the very existence of these drawings is that Hitler, himself a fan of early Disney movies (he even purchased and showed Walt Disney's Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs in private numerous times) and trained painter made them to show his skills, possibly to Eva Braun. The drawings are the property of William Hakvaag, the curator of the Lofoten War Museum in Svolvær, North-Norway and exposed there.
So here's my drawing lined up on the horizontal and vertical reference lines. Its a pencil sketch with wide, somewhat fuzzy outlines. I used the rudder-hinge as a vertical datum and the airframe / spinner gap as the second vertical datum. The bottom of the fuselage and the top of the canopy are my horizontal datums.
There are countless errors in my original drawing but a common element that stands out, even after the wing in my drawing has been moved forward, (see leading edge fairing) is that pretty much everything is too far aft, because I made the engine too long and the bay directly behind it too long. I've started to draw-in the canopy and windscreen using hard lines here, but its still too far aft.
You can also see the defect in using .jpg images - the reference lines flare into fuzzy, shapes, rather than crisp lines of pixels. Lesson learned. You can also see that I've got too many vertical lines, in red, AND besides getting rid of those that serve no good purpose, I need to use more than one color for vertical lines. After some experimentation, I found four colors that did the job: Red, orange (tangerine), bright green (spring), magenta, which you can see in the previous photo.
HurricaneProfile 4x RedandBlue
A collaboration of drawings by my friend Alice Pattullo and myself. They were made into a small self-published zine, and a set of 3 posters (digitally printed onto cartridge paper)
you robbed your drawing style from someone else - that stuff you're doing isn't original or unique its just a subconscious appropriation, an amalgamation of stuff you looked at that someone else did already and your imagination is just regurgitating what you saw somewhere before.
plagiaristic mark making in progress someone call the originality police - this person just drew a butterfly using similar visual building blocks to someone who is or has been alive in human history.
is uniqueness an illusion the ego creates? - why does"personal style" seem less important to eastern cultures? - see anime what about children's drawings, naive art, cave painting and the great collective and recognizable art styles of ancient civilizations?
It was recently put to me that I draw in the style of someone else - that my work is a kind of copy - this was most probably an attempt to shake my confidence and make me feel sad about my creations..LOL what fun!
It has however sparked numerous conversations on twitter and in the real world and I would like to extend my deepest heartfelt thanks to those of you who continue to support my art.
I'm not against copying, I think mark making will inevitably become an individual expression even if the drawer is consciously trying to replicate a pre existing method/formula.
a while back I discovered someone had blatantly ripped off a poster I'd done to such a degree it was just funny - I wasn't mad or upset I was just amazed. I'm not a big copyright enforcer activist or anything and I realize it's all a big kind of boiling pot.
If you like my work and the things I like we may end up drawing something in a similar fashion and thats ok - if you want to draw one of my characters please feel free to do so - it would be nice of you to credit me but not essential to my ego.
all are welcome here :-)
#Jon Boam