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Featuring art from @enstatia @thepoisonofgod and Mike Shinoda SPECIFICALLY.
here's a character study of one of my favorite OCs - Nyree!
this was loads of fun, I'm hoping to do more in the future!
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Giuseppe Papini
!!!!REQUEST TIME!!!! Ok. So I'm gonna need your help. I have this wall that I desperately want to fill up with my sketches but I always hit a block and never know what to draw. That's where you come in! I was hoping that you guys could help me out and send in requests. I will only take 30 from here until January 1st. I'm terribly slow at drawing. Plus I have a job that takes up a lot of my time. I doubt that many requests will come in though, so...eh. Alright here's the catch: 1) They won't be anything special. They'll just be sketches. 2) I refuse to draw couples. Unless they are doing non couple things. Like, shopping together or having fun at the park. 3) no nsfw. I keep it pg. Thanks in advance for your help.
壁をタッチしてTシャツをつくろう♪ 「Sketch Wall」がオープニングセレモニー大阪に登場!
壁面に投影されたグラフィックに手で触れてサイズやレイアウトを調整するだけで、自分だけのオリジナルTシャツがつくれる「Sketch Wall」がオープニングセレモニー大阪に登場♪ これは「新しいショッピング体験」をコンセプトに、オープニングセレモニーとチームラボが共同で製作したもので、オープニングセレモニーによる30種類のグラフィックに加え、人気ブランド「ミントデザインズ」のオリジナルグラフィック10種類も使ってオリジナルTシャツをつくることができるそうですよ♪
This is work by Lance Wyman, who was commissioned to create Identity/Wayfinding for the National Zoo in Minnesota. The sketch wall reminded me a bit of our studio and the work that we produced for the brief "Symbols have Meaning" and was really interested in the way he used his sketch wall. It's a good way of keeping in touch with the process of design and I think it allows for better refinement and more careful consideration of how the different symbols relate to one another.