The face of my art… I love creating patterns by folding ink in the middle, so I created the above (Course sketchbook) for fun… Then I asked people on social media “what can you see”? I got replies such as monkey, predator alien, gorillas, rabbits, ovaries, friendly octopus, snails with pink bodies and green blueContinue reading “Exercise 2.6: Pareidolia”
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Exercise 2.5: Drawing with objects: A journey scrapbook
More than art in the clouds… Growing up I really had the best imagination, I saw thing in everything and anything, I would make my own little characters from sticks, pipe cleaner, cities in cracks in the walls, I would spend hours seeing things in the clouds, sand, rivers. Sadly when I grew up IContinue reading “Exercise 2.5: Drawing with objects: A journey scrapbook”
Research task 2.5: Christoph Niemann and Saul Steinberg
Bringing the world and my imagination closer together! Christoph Niemann I like the idea of grabbing a different random object and drawing with it everyday, even if not in the same manner that Niemann uses them, just an item everyday, maybe turning into something else maybe just using as studies. This indeed would be somethingContinue reading “Research task 2.5: Christoph Niemann and Saul Steinberg”
Exercise 2.4: Drawing with tea bags
On the 25th April an email had landed in my inbox from Phil Davies titled “how to paint with coffee granules & coffee swabs“. It was a posted on the blog page called artTUTOR and this post was made by Bob Davies (I believe Phil’s father) – This whole thing is part of the artContinue reading “Exercise 2.4: Drawing with tea bags”
Exercise 2.3: Blind contour drawing
I LOVE drawing blind… honestly I do, I have so much fun doing this and I love the randomness of these type of exercises. I started doing this as a warm up since I watch a course titled “Learning how to draw: A mindset, method and exercises”. by Yuko Shimizu, I owe a lot toContinue reading “Exercise 2.3: Blind contour drawing”
Exercise 2.2: Investigating a process
The fun side to illustration! I like nothing more to get new art supplies, as I love testing them and so such excitement comes with the fact I have so much to learn. I also am one of them artist / illustrators that use whatever is to hand as I can get in the moment,Continue reading “Exercise 2.2: Investigating a process”
Research task 2.2: Lucy Austin
On first glace I wouldn’t have thought lucy Austin as a watercolour artist, her work seems very acrylic to me. I find it fascinating when someone breaks the mold, someone who is different within the medium itself. I love trying things differently, even so this is an eye opener as if you was to showContinue reading “Research task 2.2: Lucy Austin”
Part one – Feedback and Reflections
My feedback was very positive and I was incredibly happy. I hoped my passion for sketchbook would shine though without me having that “perfect” sketchbook but by me being myself and was happy this was the case. Research task – artist sketchbook I actually forgot to include the question I asked my tutor, this wasContinue reading “Part one – Feedback and Reflections”
Exercise 2.1: Limited line drawings
When a line isn’t there! Funny enough, I had touched upon Gestalt Theory in key steps one, as the psychological aspect behind art, illustration and the creative world deeply interests me. I find it very fascinating and I like to have hidden meaning in my work. There are five main principles of the Gestalt TheoryContinue reading “Exercise 2.1: Limited line drawings”
Research task 2.0: Sophie Peanut
Sophie Peanut is an illustrator/Artist and urban sketcher from Halifax, she has this brilliant website for 5 minute sketches. I found myself really drawn to Sophie Peanut illustrated recipes. But the most important thing I think I can take away from Sophie Peanut work, is her urban sketching and 5 minutes sketches. I do notContinue reading “Research task 2.0: Sophie Peanut”
Emclemmie OCA Sketchbooks 