Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts

Monday, November 16, 2009

Doodles III

Gathered some of the latest "notes" from recent meetings... :)

Friday, March 27, 2009

Friday fragments...

Friday again, this week flew by faster than usually!

Since it was Friday I was supposed to be at math class at 08:30 this morning but the pupils were "free" today because it was a brytdag (break day?) but I got some personal math tutoring this afternoon instead. But this meant I could attend the Friday meeting that occurs every other Friday...

So I took some notes:

Also got back the Casio Edifice EF-126D watch I sent in Wednesday, very fast! That's good service, I like! Well done Stjärnurmakarna! Wonder why I didn't take a photo of the watch before I sent it in?

The back side:

No one can't help noticing it's weekend soon. All you have to do is to look out of the window.
It's snowing again!! *Gharhg!*

Think I will escape the reality by chilling in the sofa with hot chocolate and watch a good movie, or two! =)

Friday, February 27, 2009

I was right!

I knew it! Posted some 'doodles' earlier that I had made during work meetings to keep me awake, seems like it's now proved that doodling makes you more alert during meetings and such.



"Doodling may look messy, but it could in fact be a sign of an alert mind, a study suggests.

Plymouth University researchers carried out memory tests on 40 volunteers, asking them to listen to a phone call and recall names and places.

Doodlers performed 29% better than non-doodlers, the team found.

Experts said doodling stopped people from daydreaming, which was a more taxing diversion, and so was good at helping people focus on mundane tasks."

More on the story on BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7912671.stm

Monday, February 23, 2009

Sketchy...

Were browsing through files on my computer looking for photos of me when I weighted less than 80kg and in the process I found these old 'sketches' I made, way, way back in time, on the big spaceship there is a mark, -93!!

Well, here's a list of some of them with a small description.


Some kind of all-terrain military vehicle, not totally unlike the 'Warthog' in Halo, just ten years earlier! =)
Another car, a futuristic one.
A blobbish space ship, I usually did them more angular looking.
A cluster of small spaceships, spaceshiplings.. :)

This one is probably the one I'm most pleased with, thinking about model it in some 3D-software, just have to figure out how I visioned it in three dimensions. ;)
Personal carrier, for short space travels.
A V-TOL capable air/space-ship.
Fast ship.
Armed to the max, small warship.
The space banana?
A somewhat regular looking car. Remember being very pleased with this one.
Another futuristic looking car.
A over the top futuristic looking 'car'.



That was the ones worth posting. Wish I had the inspiration and time to sketch now a days, guess my mind don't work the same way anymore. ;)

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Art Of Illusion

In my quest of self promotion here's some old renders I found on my hard drive, I know I have more recent ones and hopefully a bit better but I couldn't locate the images. Well, I'm not sure these will promote me in a positive way but I'll post them here anyway! :)
All made in the free software called Art Of Illusion.

A Brio baby toy with a bell inside.
A surrealistic blob.
Random pills.
Another surreal scene, four shiny spheres.A Pilot pen and a Faber-Castell.An attempt to make my own environmental mapping texture.
Perhaps a pimped waiting room?
Kraftwerk robot rip off.
Another Kraftwerk inspired scene.
Attempt at modelling a Niciolai Helious FR MTB frame.
Padlock, really pleased with the textures on this one.
Transparent blobs.Ninja star also known as shuriken.
A Yamaha logo
Yet another attempt to model the Magnum 357.

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Doodles...

Ok, it's weekend but here's my notes from the latest meeting at work:





Makes a lot sense doesn't it? :) Some meetings are so dull so the only thing to keep awake is to do something else than just sit and listen. Actually, making drawings during presentations keeps med more concentrated on what they are saying and not doze off. :)