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Plain ol' paper comes to the rescue when in between sketch books!
From a meeting with a client, and eventually turned into the illustrations on this website.
Processing sketch, You can play with this sketch at www.haptic-data.com/sketches/momentum_wheel.html
I did this sketch from my imagination although I often draw from photos. I have always loved drawing and I think looking at animal photography books when doing drawings, was partly what got me into taking photos myself. My mum went to art college when she was younger, so she's always encouraged me to draw. Can't draw people to save my life, just like animals really :) Anyway, I quite liked this one, so thought I'd put it up... and a couple of other, very quick sketches!
Une ruelle de gargotes, coincées au bord de la voie de chemin de fer.
A lane of tiny restaurants, along the railway
Sketch of and older car in McMahons Point, Sydney. Brush Pen (Pentel style) in drawing sketchbook (150gsm)
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.
Pencil sketches, after ref. I like how long the first one turned out, I think it looks just short enough for it not to look super weird. I also like the ribs and muscles of the second one :)
American microcosm: USA Today, UPS, FedEx boxes outside the Flying J truck stop in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. Ink, watercolor, marker on 6x8 in. photo scrapbook card stock.
starting to work on a series of stools based on our xylem system
first step, turn our 2d line based applet into 3d mesh. status: in process, threshold/smoothing issues
A re-edited Walking Dead promo photo featuring Negan, incorporating a crayon sketch effect.
Created in Photoshop using a gradient map and various filters.
Negan photo: www.flickr.com/photos/92390205@N06/