My progress in learning about the art of making.
Recently I discovered this site Mandala Creator where you can make your own mandala's. To be honest, my doodle challenge isn't going that well (read: still not drawing a lot) but this site looks soooooo fun! Still figuring out how it works, though the tools are quite easy,. Here are some of the things I... Continue Reading →
For a school project, I need to know your opinion about green products. It would help me a lot if you'd take a couple of minutes to fill in this survey: https://surveyhero.com/c/7f97fcb Thank you so much! -M.
Owen Jones (1809-1874) wrote down 37 propositions in his book The grammar of ornament. He called them: "GENERAL PRINCIPLES IN THE ARRANGEMENT OF FORM AND COLOUR, IN ARCHITECTURE AND THE DECORATIVE ARTS (...)" So here are some of these principles which I think are still relevant: Proposition 2. Architecture is the material expression of the... Continue Reading →
Today I'm gonna talk about the Pareto principle (= 80/20 rule = the law of the vital few). The principle is named after Vilfredo Pareto, who stated that 80% of Italy was controlled by only 20% of its population. What is it and how to apply The law of the vital few is best interpreted... Continue Reading →
A project I'm currently working on, what do you think? Really, any interpretation or feedback is welcome! - M Made in Autodesk SketchBook with a wacom intuos pro. Here you can find more about this challenge, and here you can see doodle #001.
Mischief is sketching, drawing & painting software. Key features are the infinite canvas and the 'window opacity' option. This tool is great for sketching an existing object, to iterate, to sketch while watching your favourite series.... The free version has all of the essential tools, but you can also buy the full experience for just... Continue Reading →
This is my favorite doodle of last week. The best part of organic drawings: you can't mess up a line! I explain here what this doodle challenge is about.
Unfolding Design 