Sketching feels therapeutic to me. It is both fun, relaxing but also prevents me from forgetting stuff. Like ideas for various projects. And little silly moments. It keeps me going no matter what.
I am not extraordinarily good with words, but I feel that my retarded comics say what I need them to say.
I draw everywhere. Sure, it's more like doodling, but when I'm on the phone, I draw. When I get the chance to have a break, I draw too. When I'm on the train, I draw again.
It's rare that I do it in front of other people just out of fear of rejection, but other than that - I just draw draw draw.
Wish I wasn't as lazy though: a bit more stamina would have taken me far away.
Anyway - new plan: don't throw away some decent doodles, scan them and keep them handy for ideas.
I've got a line of Christmas cards in production and they were all the result of one of my impromptu sketching sessions. I will be giving a set away on my blog, so stay tuned (a bit late, I know, but they were mostly designed for friends and family).
I am not extraordinarily good with words, but I feel that my retarded comics say what I need them to say.
I draw everywhere. Sure, it's more like doodling, but when I'm on the phone, I draw. When I get the chance to have a break, I draw too. When I'm on the train, I draw again.
It's rare that I do it in front of other people just out of fear of rejection, but other than that - I just draw draw draw.
Wish I wasn't as lazy though: a bit more stamina would have taken me far away.
Anyway - new plan: don't throw away some decent doodles, scan them and keep them handy for ideas.
I've got a line of Christmas cards in production and they were all the result of one of my impromptu sketching sessions. I will be giving a set away on my blog, so stay tuned (a bit late, I know, but they were mostly designed for friends and family).
