I ABSOLUTELY love these "postcards". Why an ego bruise, how did they react?
RE on chicken sketch: two weeks ago I got a commission for a book cover, an incredible feminist book about objects that defined the history of women. I was so excited, then I started drawing and I couldn't wrap my head around all the ideas (and a bit of pressure to represent it well) in my head. I sat and I drew 10 mini sketches, explored the ideas and finally drew only three. So yes, when people ask me about the advice I always say "chicken sketch for the win".
I ABSOLUTELY love these "postcards". Why an ego bruise, how did they react?
RE on chicken sketch: two weeks ago I got a commission for a book cover, an incredible feminist book about objects that defined the history of women. I was so excited, then I started drawing and I couldn't wrap my head around all the ideas (and a bit of pressure to represent it well) in my head. I sat and I drew 10 mini sketches, explored the ideas and finally drew only three. So yes, when people ask me about the advice I always say "chicken sketch for the win".
Hi Sonja, yes I agree that sketching is the most part of the creative process! It's where the actual work happens. :)