A mind miner is always busy. Whether they're out fishing for ideas in the pools of our collective unconscious, or digging deep within our own subconsciousness, or flying kites during brainstorms, no matter the methods or the means, or wherever the faintest ideas are, they are there, somehow, always bringing them back home..
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Try-hard-atops
Scrying/Pareidolia.
Yesterday night while laying in bed with the night light on, I see this guy casually glancing over in my direction in the hallway. It's actually coming from a pile of cloth folded up and stacked on top of a little table neatly tucked away into the corner. It'll make sense to you if you consider how blind as a bat I am without my glasses so the pile of clothes blur into something else with the way the night light was shining on it. I wanted to get up and draw him down right away, but since I just got into bed, I was in no mood to get up. I was way too tired so I just forced myself to memorise what I can by breaking it down the shapes into colours, the shape of the creature and by using image associations (looks like this, looks like that..) to help me remember. I paid more emphasis on the colours and the lighting than the actual creature.
I'd say it came out kinda close.
Labels:
dark to lights,
monster of the day,
Pareidolia,
scrying
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Warm ups
Julia Cameron "The creative process is a process of surrender, not control. "
It looks like my inner demons are trying to come out. I think I'm going to start doing dark to lights on Photoshop first to warm up before drawing with pen on paper instead of the other way around. It seems to be less frustrating this way.
Friday, December 9, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Monster of the Day
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
And yet another Snailien
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Dump'em-ber (december dump) Sketches
Drawing is soooo much more enjoyable if you're not fixated on the outcome!
Heck, I didn't even like these drawings too much, but I felt better when I digitally fixed up one of them. It's forcing me to keep pushing through instead of saying "Ah, good enough." I can keep going but I caved in to the path of least resistance already. Tsk tsk...
Looking at it again, I can see every sketch above as a potential digital fixer upper. I tend to think of every sketch as "final" without touching it up any further.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
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