How to draw a Go Pro Hero 5 Camera Tip 211

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March 10, 2018

Hello !

I often receive messages of aspiring designers
who do not dare sketching,
worried of making mistakes.
To help you overcoming this fear,
I am giving a 7 day sketching challenge to my students.  
And I though it would be cool to share with you one of the video of the week!
But first, make sure you have been through the Designer Starter Kit first ! 🙂

Ugly doodle Go Pro (1)

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STEP 1: Draw an approximative sketch using reference picture.

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STEP 2: Now you are ready to draw it 90% from memory. Your lines get more clean and fluid.

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EXTRA: Challenge yourself with mechanical pieces of the GoPro. 🙂

I explain in it the steps and action to take to draw despite of your fear and gain confidence in the video along your sketches.

That if your first sketches are stiff or clumsy, that’s totally normal, and there is solution to improve your sketches.

By the way, I will be using the technique of the Ugly doodle !
The week end is coming, it’s a great opportunity for enjoying sketching ! 😀
Cheers,
Chou-Tac

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Chou-Tac

Hello ! My name is Chou-Tac. I am a product designer from France. If the sketching methods I’ve acquired aid me in my life and in my industrial design career, I believe that they can also help you reach your design goal as a student or professional. My aim to help you all along with your design projects and journey. Anytime, feel free to leave a comment in the blog or send me an email at [email protected] : )

1 Comment

  • Luke

    Reply Reply April 22, 2017

    Hi Chou-Tac,

    Thanks for the demo – It’s really great. I get a lot out of seeing your hand, pen and paper when you do analogue sketching.

    Could you comment on drawing textures and materials at some point? Maybe show us some simple use of color?

    Cheers mate!
    Luke 🙂

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