A colleague and I were asked to contribute to a local IDSA chapter's display booth at the Rochester Auto Show coming up this spring. This series of car sketches was an afternoon exercise done in sketchbook pro.
It is conceptually a two-seater "city car" which takes on the form of a landrover crossed with a mini.
I havent updated here in a few months. I’ve been very busy with all sorts of “other” projects. This winter will be known as the winter when everything breaks for Ben: cars, computers, appliances, etc. So, this is a temporary interruption. There will be considerable activity soon. Promise.
one of my hobbies is rc car racing. it's a great hands on, social, competitive and interesting hobby. I volunteered to create promotional race fliers for my local track. here are the first three.
Here are the first few attempts at drawing with sketchbook pro mobile on my ipod touch. Unfortunately, it is a first generation ipod touch and the software is a bit laggy. It is useable, but not fun :( For now, I still carry a small sketchbook :)
a few quick sketchbook pages from last month
I don't have a name for this yet, but it's a sketch for a personal digital storage system, with proximity aware modules. Battery powered hard drives/flash drives with functions manipulated by arranging multiple drives in physical space. Modules can sync, combine, upload, backup, etc. This is a work in progress.
20 minute digital sketch of an electric power generator. I recorded the process as a video, but the targeted was shifted so part is off camera. Try again!
Sometimes I do feel like I’m in the basement. Positive thought: when starting at the bottom or in the back, there is only one way to go: up. Starting in the front, one can only stay in place or move back. I think it speaks for itself.
Nice image from a friend.
Thanks Brodie!
With electric razors as the topic, a few digital sketches from friday evening exercise. A rough 10 minute page and a few manly shavers.