A skill I'm trying to learn/work on right now is watercolor painting. I haven't done much of it before, and it's more challenging than I thought it was going to be. I love the softer, dreamy quality of watercolors though.
Here's some great watercolor paintings I found on etsy:
I did this one for a friend, but I think I want to practice a bit more before I give her the final version. The wiggle chair by Frank Gehry is her favorite chair :)
Do you have any tips for using watercolors? What's your favorite chair?
{Sketch done with ink, the keep calm was added digitally}
I am currently unemployed. It sucks. Here are a couple of suggestions for staying sane while looking for a job:
1. Put on a pair of real pants in the morning. 2. Do yoga, take a walk, move around. 3. Organize your workspace. 4. Make your bed. 5. Stay positive. 6. Volunteer. 7. Keep dreaming. 8. Keep your weekends work free. 9. Blog. 10. Make a vision board. 11. Make something. 12. Laugh more. 13. Ask for help if you need it.
Also remember: "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." - Winston Churchill
I thought I should start this blog with a bit of an introduction. I just graduated with a degree in Interior Design and am trying to find a job/my place in the design world.
Sketching is something I enjoy doing, and want to get better at, so I plan to use this blog a source of motivation and as a way to share my sketches. I'll also be posting on things I love in interior design as well as other design and art fields. I hope you'll enjoy peeking into my design sketch pad!
These are some of the images that came to my mind of when I thought of the start of this blog. Colored pencils, my favorite notepad (not too big, not too small), a drawing I did of an Eames chair, my lovely mac laptop with the view from my desk, and paint brushes.
All images posted on this blog are my own unless otherwise noted. If you link back to me, you are welcome to use my images for non-commercial purposes.