I can't believe it. I actually made it through 8 days. Small goals, baby steps, the path to success. Someone buy me an icecreams.
-p
oh, and Andy's t-shirt is being printed at Threadless! Go buy one for the whole family.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
sketch dump 06-20-2006
Day 8 of 8
I can't believe it. I actually made it through 8 days. Small goals, baby steps, the path to success. Someone buy me an icecreams.
-p
oh, and Andy's t-shirt is being printed at Threadless! Go buy one for the whole family.
I can't believe it. I actually made it through 8 days. Small goals, baby steps, the path to success. Someone buy me an icecreams.
-p
oh, and Andy's t-shirt is being printed at Threadless! Go buy one for the whole family.
Monday, June 19, 2006
Sunday, June 18, 2006
sketch dump 06-18-2006
Day 6 of 8
My first non-post-it drawing of the potential side kick for my Kosmonaut. Some personality is missing, but it was the first.
feeling: sunburnt and sleepy
listening to: the song-like whisper of a new air-conditioner
g'nite,
Phil
My first non-post-it drawing of the potential side kick for my Kosmonaut. Some personality is missing, but it was the first.
feeling: sunburnt and sleepy
listening to: the song-like whisper of a new air-conditioner
g'nite,
Phil
Saturday, June 17, 2006
sketch dump 06-17-2006
This lovely lady is actually inspired by a kid I went to high-school with. Between classes he would walk outside of the building in front of a section with large windows. He would collect any birds that had accidentally flown into the window, and take them home to practice his taxidermy.
Last I heard, he is now in Pennsylvania and has a large collection of (live) exotic animals.
saturday,
Phil
Friday, June 16, 2006
sketch dump 06-16-2006
Ever feel like you're straddling the brink of insanity?
POST-ITS!
feeeling: waxy
POST-ITS!
feeeling: waxy
Thursday, June 15, 2006
sketch dump 06-15-2006
Day 3.
.... That was a good question Mike. The truth is, I have no clue were my style is going. I'm just making sure I enjoy the ride. I feel like I've definitely come a long way, and that keeps me going. As a designer, I think my greatest strength is my willingness to work in a very wide range of "styles" and aesthetics. This keeps work really fun, but I think that I stumble when it comes to my own work. I find myself asking the question "How should I draw this?" instead of just drawing, and allowing for my stuff to evolve naturally. So yeah, I have no clue where my work is going, and as long as I'm having fun, I really don't care. Both Mike and Albert probably have a better idea than me of where my work's headed, just because you guys know where I've come from (Oral Hi-jinx *cough* *cough*).
see you when I see you,
UP
.... That was a good question Mike. The truth is, I have no clue were my style is going. I'm just making sure I enjoy the ride. I feel like I've definitely come a long way, and that keeps me going. As a designer, I think my greatest strength is my willingness to work in a very wide range of "styles" and aesthetics. This keeps work really fun, but I think that I stumble when it comes to my own work. I find myself asking the question "How should I draw this?" instead of just drawing, and allowing for my stuff to evolve naturally. So yeah, I have no clue where my work is going, and as long as I'm having fun, I really don't care. Both Mike and Albert probably have a better idea than me of where my work's headed, just because you guys know where I've come from (Oral Hi-jinx *cough* *cough*).
see you when I see you,
UP
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
sketch dump 06-13-2006
I was going to post a bunch of drawings, but I thought I could stretch them out over a few days.... 8 days to be exact.
Day 1.
This is what sketch pages of mine typically look like (...like you care). It's 100% completely unaltered. I find that these drawings are actually less about the "finished" drawing, but more about enjoying the liveliness of brush pen on slick copier paper. Lots of happy accidents occur, and it's a great way for me to experiment with design ideas and different types of mark making.
I also updated my links. They're completely unorganized, but they've been long over-due. The whole blog's going to be a-changing soon, so hold on to your pants.
I'm done. See you tomorrow.
listening to: The Raincoats, Black and White
Day 1.
This is what sketch pages of mine typically look like (...like you care). It's 100% completely unaltered. I find that these drawings are actually less about the "finished" drawing, but more about enjoying the liveliness of brush pen on slick copier paper. Lots of happy accidents occur, and it's a great way for me to experiment with design ideas and different types of mark making.
I also updated my links. They're completely unorganized, but they've been long over-due. The whole blog's going to be a-changing soon, so hold on to your pants.
I'm done. See you tomorrow.
listening to: The Raincoats, Black and White
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