Daily Skull 05

I'm experimenting with different materials and techniques while sketching, then transforming the drawing on paper to a vector illustration in Ai. To have some reference point between the various styles and techniques, I have chosen a fix theme, a human skull.

Since this is just a little daily warm-up practice, I don't intend to over-complicate things, the time limit to these side projects is max. 15 minutes.

Today's process:
felt tip pen pointilism > vector .ai

Daily Skull 04

I'm experimenting with different materials and techniques while sketching, then transforming the drawing on paper to a vector illustration in Ai. To have some reference point between the various styles and techniques, I have chosen a fix theme, a human skull.

Since this is just a little daily warm-up practice, I don't intend to over-complicate things, the time limit to these side projects is max. 15 minutes.

Today's process:
felt tip pen > vector

The trainbus canna cross it

a "restored, modernized" Model JZ812 in Subotica

Back in high school I have spent more time on these "transportation devices" than being drunk (OK, sometimes the two things overlapped) and that's not because I was so straight edge-ish, rather because of the fact these trainbuses were so slow, unreliable and seemingly loyal to no timetable.
Luckily, I was able to avoid them for years, 'cause back in those days I've got so fed up with the Serbian Rail company (Železnice Srbije, ŽS) and their neglect towards infrastructure and vehicles in Vojvodina that I said I would rather rub my d*ck in broken glass than spend another minute (and by minutes I mean long hours on one trip) on rail.
In the meantime, ŽS restored a few trainbuses, and after years of avoiding them, I thought what the hell, let's give 'em another chance, let's see if it's true that things got better. Well, they didn't.

Daily Skull 03

I read on a few design blogs and magazines about this daily challenge but I always found some excuse why I shouldn't jump on that wagon. Now, that I'm working on a new personal project, I thought I should give it a try this month to see where I'm going with it.

I'm experimenting with different materials and techniques while sketching, then transforming the drawing on paper to a vector illustration in Ai. To have some reference point between the various styles and techniques, I have chosen a fix theme, a human skull.

Since this is just a little daily warm-up practice, I don't intend to over-complicate things, the time limit to these side projects is max. 15 minutes.

Today's process:

Ink+scrap brush > vector

Wednesketchday 43

Sketches in different media for my ongoing series of daily challenge

Random chrome studies

Black panther, ink on paper

The sketch for the faded panda vector illustration I did a few days ago.

Daily Skull 02

I read on a few design blogs and magazines about this daily challenge but I always found some excuse why I shouldn't jump on that wagon. Now, that I'm working on a new personal project, I thought I should give it a try this month to see where I'm going with it.

I'm experimenting with different materials and techniques while sketching, then transforming the drawing on paper to a vector illustration in Ai. To have some reference point between the various styles and techniques, I have chosen a fix theme, a human skull.

Since this is just a little daily warm-up practice, I don't intend to over-complicate things, the time limit to these side projects is max. 15 minutes.

Today's process:

UniPin 0.1mm fineliner > vector

The Boys are back!

The puck drops tonight, time for another season of the most super-duper sport in the Universe! Go Wings, go Bruins!

Cinematograffiti 49

Just when I thought I have seen everything... This week's episode brought to our attention by Mr. Clasik.

Daily Skull 01

I read on a few design blogs and magazines about this daily challenge but I always found some excuse why I shouldn't jump on that wagon. Now, that I'm working on a new personal project, I thought I should give it a try this month to see where I'm going with it.

I'm experimenting with different materials and techniques while sketching, then transforming the drawing on paper to a vector illustration in Ai. To have some reference point between the various styles and techniques, I have chosen a fix theme, a human skull.

Since this is just a little daily warm-up practice, I don't intend to over-complicate things, the time limit to these side projects is max. 15 minutes.

Today's process:
black chalk > vector

Weekly Inspiration

2013 / Week 39

This is a selection of images, videos, animations and other stuff I stumbled upon during the last week and found it inspiring and worth sharing.

All content of this post including photographs, images, artworks, text, sound and video files are the property of their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended. Please note that some material is NSFW, provocative or depicts illegal activity - viewer discretion is advised!

Wall-E Fest 2013

Wall-E Fest 2013 Science and Art Festival starts in few hours in KC Kikinda, don't miss it if you're in town! Poster and flyer by yours truly!

Failed attempts at living simple life

A few of you might know that I have a private tumblr blog titled "Failed attempts at living simple life" where I share random photos not related to my work (unlike my twitter and instagram accounts that are almost entirely dedicated to design and art). I won't share it's link here since my goal isn't collecting followers or becoming tumblr-famous, rather just sharing moments of my life with friends or colleagues who were involved in sometimes illegal, unethical, unhealthy or NSFW activities, but here is a small collection of featured photos so you get a hint what's there:

Wednesketchday 42

Various script typography/tattoo lettering studies and a basic sketch for an upcoming illustration.

Cinematograffiti 48

As I wrote back when I began the Cinematograffiti series, the internet is full with graffiti videos nowadays, and very few of them are original or outstanding. Even offline, the graffiti shops are full with various movies of questionable content: same spots, poorly shot actions and let's be honest, shitty styles. Big budget documentaries aside, I can't remember when I saw last time such a great video about train graffiti like the following movie, maybe the Dirty Handz 3 was the last one that blew my mind.
But now, lean back and enjoy KCBR's Live Life Like, the movie that accompanies the Swiss crew's book of the same title:





"Over the last few years the Sprayers from KCBR have been working intensely, putting their names on pretty much every corner of Zurich – on building facades, rooftops, delivery trucks, trams, bus stops and SBB trains.

They pursue their activities with great discipline, planning everything down to the very last detail. They know the public transportation schedules by heart. This is essential since the timing of their activities requires a high degree of precision."

Weekly Inspiration

2013 / Week 38

This is a selection of images, videos, animations and other stuff I stumbled upon during the last week and found it inspiring and worth sharing.

All content of this post including photographs, images, artworks, text, sound and video files are the property of their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended. Please note that some material is NSFW, provocative or depicts illegal activity - viewer discretion is advised!