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(Note: Scott Hulme will not be responsible for your medical bills if you ignite a Wacom stylus and inhale circuitboard fumes.)
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I have failed you, loyal reader. Â Sure, I drew a cool, refreshing mai tai — but did I complete the pun hat trick by also sketching “my tie” and “muay thai?” Â I did not. Â And now it’s too late. Â I leave Hawaii in disgrace.
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As long as we’re here, I’m sticking with the Hawaiian vacation theme.
I figured I would want another good memento sketch from this week, and nothing says idyllic, laid-back vacation like relaxing in a hammock. Â Seriously, as soon as I own two trees within ten feet of each other, I’m putting up one of these things.
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A bit of a cheat here: the wind was moving the trees around too much, so I actually did this later the evening based on a picture in the hotel room. Â Lame, I know — but having that environmental control made it a lot easier.
As time investment goes, this is the opposite of yesterday’s sketch. Â Fortunately, this subject matter allows you to get away with a very quick and basic version. Â Simple as it is though, it’s cool too see how just a little variation in value can sell the dimensionality of the leaves.
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As part of the logo assignment from yesterday’s sketch, some of the other terms that came up were “tall,” “humor,” and “bike/scooter.” Â These are a few of the very basic exploratory sketches based on those notions. Â They also borrow heavily from my friend’s hilariously accurate description of me when I fold my 6’4″ frame onto my 125cc scooter: “You look like a trained bear on a tricycle.”
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Just bought my wife of these great mixers. Of course, this “gift” is a lot like when Homer buys Marge a bowling ball with “Homer” inscribed on it. But if you’ve enjoyed her excellent baked goods, you’ll know why I’d want to encourage their regular production.
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A quick memento sketch from another great weekend activity. Â Thanks to the legendary Mr. McKown for his hospitality!
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Whoops. Â Based on some illustrations I have in a document at work, I drew this simplified sketch of a future Mars rover concept for the next decade. Â Then I realized: I’m not sure whether that document has been publicly released yet. There’s about a billion to one chance that it’s a problem, but since a quick Google search didn’t turn up any images of this thing, I figured mine probably shouldn’t be the first one out there…
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Okay, so — the first person who can correctly identify what this thing does wins…oh, say, a dollar. Â Wait, this may be super-easy. Â This could be an ill-conceived contest…
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