The Unknown.

Feeling lots of "unknowns" right now.

Triangles.

Lots and lots of them.

Tubular.

I really enjoy these drawing lessons I've been doing. Tonight I had to go get my car worked on after getting off work, so I did a lesson while waiting. I can't wait to see what other types of things I'll get to draw.

Shapely Weekend.

Doh! For the first time since starting this blog I missed a day yesterday. In my defense it was a very busy day from morning until night. I hope to maybe post twice sometime in the near future to make it up. I got up and cleaned my kitchen for a while, then had to shower and then drive an hour to my hometown for an annual festival. It was a nice day spent with my parents and seeing people I hadn't seen in a very long time. I also visited my aunt in the hospital. Came back and hit a music showcase at a small local venue in KC with my husband. It was a good day!

I really don't want Monday to come... blahhh.  I really had no purpose in mind with this image other than it looked kinda cool, so I just went with it. 

More Fun With Shapes.

Just more colorfulness with the shape tools in Illustrator.

Flower Cloud.

This week I watched a 2 day webinar on creating infographics using Illustrator. The first day was almost entirely spent learning how to make cool things with basic shapes. This is a doodle made from Illustrator's basic shapes. The webinar didn't cover doodling, but I'm a fan of doodles.

Mad Men Sighting.

I'm a huge fan of the TV show Mad Men. A few months ago I went to an estate sale that was held in an old hospital  and spotted this painting. It was a dead ringer for Pete Campbell, a character on the show. I turned the painting into a geometric print here and cooked up this funky psychedelic background that reminds me of the 60s, which is when the show takes place.

Geometric Cat.

Since I've been seeing geometric low poly art here and there around the Internets lately, I have been fascinated by it. My cat was the model here. She signed her model release form with a paw print. :)

If anyone wants a how-to on how to create your very own version, here's the tutorial I used:
http://blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/tutorials/create-geometric-low-poly-art-easy-way