We all know about Brainstorming.
I was thinking about using this creative drawing session with the “Doodle-Storm” technique.
Try, and send me yours by email at choutac@thedesignsketchbook.com!
It’s a real pleasure to get absorbed by the “Doodle-Storm” session – Drawing some free form of an Earphone.
I didn’t give myself a time limit (I had the whole night in front of me).
However, my aim was filling the full canvas of Sketchbook Pro
before I fall asleep on my Wacom screen tablet Cintiq 22.
To avoid distraction
(Facebook, Twitter, Emails…), I plug some earphone in my ears and watch a movie while drawing. I realized that I could get more productive and creative that way linking pleasure of drawing with pleasure of watching a comedy.
Timeline
00:26 I am sketching on Sketchbook Pro
00:32 Many Designers love that software
00:37 It’s light, and reproduce a natural feel of a pencil
00:47 Sketch your first lines with a light pressure
00:54 Then, bold the lines with more confidence
01:10 Vary the size of your sketches
01:50 Fill the blank space of sketches
02:14 Train your vision, drawing in multiple views
02:28 Press Ctrl-Z (Undo) to explore different lines
02:34 Add a POP of colour
02:40 To direct the viewer eye through the board
03:01 Music from Bensound.com, India
I invite you to take a pen, traditional or digital and make a try !
It’s fun.
Send me your artworks ! at choutac@thedesignsketchbook.com. 🙂
PS: I made a similar creative sketching session of bags here.
I want to know your brush setting:)
Ahah, it’s very simple. It’s the setting by default of the pencil tool. I draw the earphones with Sketchbook Pro, not Photoshop. 🙂
nice drawings, nice storm! I love also the color!
Great video! What settings do you use for the pencil tool? Do you change the pencil thickness yourself or is it just the pressure sensitivity settings?
Thanks!
Hey Carlos,
I used the setting by default of the pencil tool. I seldom changed the thickness “manually”. I mostly use the pen pressure sensitivity. Note that you can adjust this sensitivity to your own preference. You can see how at the article here: https://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/how-to-get-a-more-sensitive-pen-with-sketchbook-pro/
See yah.