Clean Lineweight. I also like how certain drawings have the lines intentionally over-extended like Paul had shown. Very simple color scheme of dark greys and one red highlight. Compositional combination of foam models and sketches is a nice perspective from the real world.
Interesting way to show the ways a user could interact with a product
Shows the different ergonomics of a product
Interesting format, shows multiple views, details, and user interaction
Exploration of different curves and shapes
The composition after exploration
White on black!
Thought this was a good review of how to build something from a box
nice simple line work exploration
Beautiful use of hands and color
we saw this before, but wanted to repost
very nice pencil hand sketches
gestural hand drawing using sweeping line (Cintiq)
good example of building a hand from scratch
another earlier example, but fitting for this project 2
This was part of my application to the industrial design major. The task was to communicate how to build an igloo with out the use of text. I’m wonder if something like this is portfolio worthy. (A little nervous that I don’t have anything to put in!)
Geometric trucks with a train feel. I enjoy the ability to bring very small, rough sketches on the side to life with a quick brush of marker.
Simple and clean lines, with distinct line weights supplemented through shading.
Strong composition of chairs, arranged in a golden ratio type of arc. The yellow bar also intrigues me as while it looks useless, I think it makes the images pop out more.
Since I have trouble showing good prismacolor technique, here are some good videos to watch people free sketch in very light line and then tighten up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_lh11AM0yE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfgQf42Jbmc
Here is a great video by Spencer Nugent to show a very simple step by step, box by box. WATCH THIS!