Here’s a round-up of sketches from this week on sketch-a-day.com. My favorite one to sketch were the headphones and gloves. Check out the larger images after the break.

A couple weeks ago I posted a sketch rendering of a PC Box on sketch-a-day.com. Luckily, I had recorded video of the sketching and rendering process and finally got around to laying in some audio and talking about the process. I’ll warn you though, It’s a little quick – okay it’s alot quick – and [...]

Here’s a snapshot of sketch-a-day for the week of January 19 – 6 images or so. You’ll find cameras, a shoulder bag, staplers, and a motorcycle among other things. Check out the full sized images after the break.

This video follows the quick sketch/ideation of a cell phone concept as it goes from a quick sketch to concept composition page in the matter of minutes! Check it out and see about taking some easy shortcuts to get to a final sketch presentation page.

Heres a snapshot of thisweek’s sketch-a-day posts.  If you haven’t already, check out sketch-a-day.com for daily sketches. I’m working on setting up a few weeks with guest designers and artists. I’ll post more info as it becomes more of a reality. Remember to spread the word – sketch-a-day is now sketch-a-day.com. Thanks! Check out the [...]

It’s always inspiring to me how much good work there is out there, and certainly Coroflot’s a good place to look for inspiration amidst the many portfolios out there. I’m always learning and inspired by the awesomeness some people come up with. Here are a few links to three of my favorite finds on Coroflot. [...]

After a few requests, I put together this video on how I do I transparency with markers. See the finished result after the break.

Sketch-A-Day started as small idea to get people motivated to doodle, scribble and scratch something every day. Now that I’ve been at it for 39 days without missing a beat, I’ve decided to switch things up a bit. Let’s admit, sometimes the sketches aren’t exactly Industrial Design Related or even design related, but they’ve serve [...]

I took with me a Pilot Fineliner pen and a Moleskin over the break…had a chance to do some very VERY gestural and scribbly looking Daytona Coupes.

Pilot Hitec Pen on Bond Paper