Over the course of the last ten years, I played a lot of ultimate frisbee. Being a member of the team and being a graphic designer, I very often worked on the posters, flyers, disks and all. I do not play anymore but the team keeps asking me for disk designs every once in a while. Here are two disks I designed lately.
Thinking about the word, I did not see many ways to draw anything fluid in itself. And so I decided to work on the process of creation, these drawings were therefore done in a fluid manner, meaning quick and easy. And I think the end result still shows some of the essence of fluidity.
I am proud and happy to be featured on the excellent blog of Jonathan Woodward : zero2illo. I have been following this blog for some time now and I have to say it helped me a lot on the way to becoming an (almost) full-time illustrator and educator.
This post comes along with three illos I did, a full-length interview and you can find it here.
No comment on this one.
I did not have much of an idea for the suspense theme and so I decided to go with what came first, a Hitchcock portrait. After all he is the one master of suspense movies.
I just finished and uploaded on the “they draw & travel” blog this drawing (cut in two for this post) of the jazz clubs you can find in Brussels. They are having a contest right now, go check and submit your own map. Here is mine.
I have been a big fan of Robert Goodin’s covered blog for some time now. And over the last couple of years I did send him a few covers of my own making. Here is a series I particularly like. I keep thinking I’ll add to the series, I just haven’t gotten down to it yet. One day, maybe.
To see all the covers I sent him, go here
Last october, I took part in a contest for the design of a new Duvel glass. The first part of the contest was open to public votes. I was so happy with my design I harassed all of my friends and contacts to go and vote for me, hoping to finish among the 20 first glasses. The second part was to get chosen by a jury to be part of the 12 lucky finalists who would go to Paris for the announcement of the result. And, well, the title says it all, I am part of the 12 lucky finalists!
Here is a pciture of the design I did and of the 11 other designs that made it to the final.
Thinking about this week’s word, I was wondering what was really worth being prepared lately. And the end of the world seemed like one of those things you’d want to be ready for…
