1. I love you
2. I’m proud of you
3. I’m sorry
4. I forgive you
5. I’m listening
6. This is your responsibility
7. You’ve got what it takes– Josh Shipp
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Category: Design
Inktober (#5)
The prompt for day 5 is “Long”
Inktober (#4)
The prompt for day 4 is “Underwater”
Inktober (#3)
Inktober (#2)
The prompt for day 2 (2 October 2017) is “Divided”
Inktober (#1)
Every October, artists all over the world take on the Inktober drawing challenge by doing one ink drawing a day the entire month.
This is Inktober. There are some really amazing artists who participate and over the past few years I’ve lamented that I didn’t participate, so this year I am, albeit, not with ink. Perhaps I’m cheating but I like to think I’m following the spirit of the challenge. I’m using one of my favorite tools/apps, Isometric, (sadly only for iPhone) but there is a desktop app that has similar capabilities called Hexels, that I might try to use later in the month. Jake Parker, who is the creator of Inktober, has put together a list of prompts for this year which I will be following.
Here’s my first post for the prompt “Swift”
Some links of potential interest: Twitter for Jake Parker, #inktober, my isometric instagram, my friend Sylvia Draws
Input: Fonts for Code
I don’t write code as my full time job, but I tinker a bit and read some too. I switched over to using Input about a year ago. Best part, it’s free for personal use. Give it a try.
Source: Input: Fonts for Code
The tools of yesteryear were cooler
My Industrial Design education afforded me the opportunity to use (and own) a great number of beautiful and esoteric tools. While i never had this tool (it’s not intended for industrial designers), I find it to be beautiful. I wonder if my grandfather, who was a draftsman, might have used this or something similar.