My opinion is that the best designers know how to have fun while sketching and really that's what this blog is all about. I graduated from Umeå Institute of Design in 2015 and is currently living my dream of working as a professional designer. On this blog I will post all sorts of creations to show my progress and my development as a designer and hopefully inspire someone to find the joy in sketching along the way. Please ENJOY!
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Swedavia sketching
Here is some sketches on some ideas that I have for the current project that we're doing for Swedavia, the owner of all swedish airports. I feel that I'm starting to become friendly with my markers now and I have found a style that I think works fine for me when I'm doing quick ideations sketches. I start with a quite transparent marker, like in this case C2, and then after I feel happy with the proportions and the form I take the black marker and trace the lines that I like. It's almost impossible to see any of the C2 lines when it's done, so that enables me to be very loose and do alot of errors with the C2 that I can save with the stronger markers. I ususally apply color last, but in some cases it can mix abit with the black, so if you really wanna be sure, you can apply color directly on the C2 base. It's not even close as important as it is if you are sketching the base with ballpoint though! I finished the sketches by scanning them into Photoshop and moving them around a bit + using the superbe tool called liquify
Equipment: Copic markers: C2, C4, 100(Black) + colours
Time: 5-10 min/sketch
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