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Love it!http://timothyhodge.blogspot.com/2009/09/blog-post.html
odosketch looks interesting, but I just wanted to say that I have that exact problem with my drawing as well!
hey, odosketch is great! Besides drawing I like to be able to see the way others did their drawings from beginning to end. And you're so right about art getting "serious", Keith!
Hey Keith, it's funny because I feel the same way when I color with my kids. We have this activity table with a big roll of paper, and we just pull it out over the paper and draw on it with crayons. I feel totally uninhibited when I draw there, but I completely clam up when i draw in my sketchbook. Since it's "throw away" work, you're freed of the binds of committing to something..
I passed the link on to a friend of mine who sketches. He passed me one back: http://www.onemotion.com/flash/sketch-paint/large/Similar, but different.
I like it, but it bugs me that it imposes a kind of 'Napoleon Dynamite" aesthetic on your drawings that you have to work to avoid.
@Brian: Just to show my vast ignorance-- I have no idea what a Napoleon Dynamite aesthetic is. heh.
HA! What a fun little tool!http://joshb-log.blogspot.com/2009/10/odosketch.html
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Love it!
http://timothyhodge.blogspot.com/2009/09/blog-post.html
odosketch looks interesting, but I just wanted to say that I have that exact problem with my drawing as well!
hey, odosketch is great! Besides drawing I like to be able to see the way others did their drawings from beginning to end. And you're so right about art getting "serious", Keith!
Hey Keith, it's funny because I feel the same way when I color with my kids. We have this activity table with a big roll of paper, and we just pull it out over the paper and draw on it with crayons. I feel totally uninhibited when I draw there, but I completely clam up when i draw in my sketchbook. Since it's "throw away" work, you're freed of the binds of committing to something..
I passed the link on to a friend of mine who sketches. He passed me one back: http://www.onemotion.com/flash/sketch-paint/large/
Similar, but different.
I like it, but it bugs me that it imposes a kind of 'Napoleon Dynamite" aesthetic on your drawings that you have to work to avoid.
@Brian:
Just to show my vast ignorance-- I have no idea what a Napoleon Dynamite aesthetic is. heh.
HA! What a fun little tool!
http://joshb-log.blogspot.com/2009/10/odosketch.html
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