Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ink. Show all posts

2012-07-19

317. Quill and Ink Star

I dug out my self-carved quill again today for various reasons - one of them being another little star:


2012-07-12

309. Fingerprint Star

Today, I attended my very last official university class. (I almost wouldn't have noticed had a friend not pointed it out...) I felt I should honour the occasion with a star - the typical 'ink-on-squared-paper-seminar-doodle' star, except this one is not really typical since I doodled with my fingers, mostly:


large blobs: forefinger
small blobs: my pinky and a friend's forefinger (Thanks, Judith, for lending me a hand! ;D)
little dashes: thumbnail edge

2012-06-13

281. Doodle Star

I can hardly believe that I have never so far made a star by just doodling without any particular concept behind it.

I can also hardly believe how tired I am these days, so doodling was a nice way to keep me awake and get me through university today.


2011-10-10

35. Rorschach Inkblot

I've reached the end of week 5 - and I'm still in love with all these stars. :)
Suprisingly many people are telling me they keep looking at my blog every now and then; surprisingly many people catch fire when I tell them about this project, and immediately start thinking about what else I could do or how they could hep me with a particular star. I'm beginning to realise how sharing this can make everything a lot more interesting and push me on (sometimes to where I would not normally have gone...)
So, thanks for all the ideas, comments and excitement - whether online or in 'real life' ;) - it makes this whole project so much more enjoyable and so much more fun!

I've also reached the final week of my summer break from university and thus decided to do a psychology project today (in order to revive the psychology spirit a little 'cause it feels like it will take some time to revive that...) So, make free associations: What do you see in this picture?



P.S.: You may try this at home, but if you do, be sure to have a cleanable surface or else a lot of paper and tissues around - at least if you're using real black ink... :)