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S4 Rorschach Stadt - St. Gallen
Moleskin Sketch-Book 165g, Doppelseite A6, Pentel 0.9mm 2B (Druckbleistift), 15‘ Sketch, 10‘ post processing
These are some early character design sketches, I do a lot of these rough little scribbles, these are just a few.
a few sketches from my trip to Lautrec, Tarn, France
Spent many many hours in the kitchen
Quelques croquis lors de ma semaine à Lautrec, dans le Tarn pour Noël.
Passé des kilosnombreuses heures dans cette cuisine.
It is called advertising pencil and I love that it looks like a pen, allowing me to be more discreet when I sketch in public.
St Denis square, Montpellier, a buzy, full of life spot, and a spot where the sun manages to get in. With fellow sketchers Antoine et Didier, a few hours in the sun.
On big sketch book 27 cm / 50 cm.
Place St Denis, Montpellier, un coin animé avec du traffic tram et voiture, mais surtout un des endroits que le soleil arrive à atteindre l'hiver. Avec le groupe de sketchers, quelques heures au soleil.
Double page grand carnet 27 / 50 cm.
Barbezieux, the only spot in the sun, so I sat there, just drawing what was in front of me.
Barbezieux, son seul endroit avec un rayon de soleil, alors je m'installe là et dessine ce qui s'offre à mes yeux.
About a “Traveling Artist” – Jayson Yeoh
Self-taught artist Jayson Yeoh has a passion for art since young. His pursuit for art creation is relentless and never wavers. A skilled watercolourist, he is always obsessed with the magical quality and versatility of this water media.
Over the years, through his continuous exploration and practice, Jayson has developed a distinctive personal style. His works clearly demonstrate an artistic language unique to himself.
To him, life’s surroundings and the vast nature are his best teachers. They provide him with unlimited source of inspirations and creative sparks.
Jayson loves to travel and always bring with him his sketchbooks and art tools.
Sketching while traveling becomes an important part of his travel itinerary; and is one of the main catalysts for his constant travels.
He has recorded in his sketchbooks, many beautiful artworks and sketches, notes and information, as well as countless new creative ideas!
‘Sketching while traveling’ has enabled him to walk out of the studio and his own limitations, while opened up limitless possibilities.
It also taught him valuable lessons – to observe the world, to know the world, and to create the worlds he sees through his own eyes.
‘Sketching while traveling’ is a journey for enlightenment and knowledge. It is also an alternative method to treasure a memory by in-depth understanding, both visually and audibly.
To Jayson, the ultimate objectives of traveling and sketching are not the artworks created or the opportunity to see magnificent landscapes and rivers, but his interactions with the environment and the community, his means of observing the world, and those people and things, which had touched him one way or another along the journey. They not only broadened his horizons, but also enriched his personal feelings.
Such experiences make him grow as an artist to create better works, and at the same time encourage him to keep moving towards his artistic journey.
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I made this sketch last year in early spring. I think I made it at the Sofa office, but I'm not entirely sure.
As you can see, there where two subjects that played an important role:
The first was the overlaying circles of the RGB spectrum which result in the "color difference" area in the middle with the rounded triangle shape. Incidentally a nice reference to the mathematic symbol for difference, delta ∆, as we later discovered :)
Second was the Escher infinity/impossibility styling of the main object which made the object a lot more interesting to look at.
Note that back then I was still trying to add the logo shape to some kind of device. Which we fortunately ditched later on.
rascunho da ilustração para o Vinicius Batista do blog arcoirá
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