Bon Thinks in Comics

Hi! I'm Bon Adriel A., a PhD student studying Information Visualization, and here are my thoughts in comic/visual format.

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Eclipse by bon-adriel

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Cherri’s Time by bon-adriel

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Posting a work-in-progress. The docks at Stanley Park. Based off a photo I took while I was in Vancouver. For this, I tried to get the colours as close as possible to the reference, while still keeping it bright and unified. I've always been a fan of Impressionism so I tried emulating impressionistic techniques, especially with the foliage and reflections. I still need to loosen up my brush strokes though, they're looking a little too refined on some parts. Acrylics on 16x20 canvas

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Boy and Flower 2 by bon-adriel

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Boy and Flower by bon-adriel

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Happy birthday, Ma~

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This is supposed to be therapeutic.

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I went to a paint night session with a friend and we were supposed to paint Dandelions. Mine looked like cotton balls haha

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Reference: https://www.instagram.com/p/BIS1GlNBVXr/

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dumping some watercolour journal entries here.

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Happy Birthday, Derek!

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Trade by bon-adriel

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I tried Urban Sketching today… But I based it off a photo I took in the Louvre, Paris in 2013. One day I’ll actually go out and do it on the go~

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I started a watercolour journal! First few entries were from Bragg Creek, when my research group went on a retreat last June. Then some swatches I did for Sakura Koi and Pentel Arts watercolours (somebody please gimme money so I can buy M. Graham & Co. Watercolours 😭). The sketchbook is 7"x5" so it'll be easy to bring on my travels! It was a gift from Supervisor, Sheelagh, back in 2013 (and I'm only making good use of it 3 years after). I'm looking forward to sketching and painting at a cafe, while having a good late.

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Watercolour Painting There are so many things I love about watercolours. For one, there's a hint of unpredictability of how the paint flows (especially wet-on-wet washes). I feel like it's a good exercise on letting go and going with the flow. To stop overthinking about perfection, but to strive on showing emotion.

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Velvet by bon-adriel