How to draw an electric Shaver Philips /Industrial design (with the Pilot Twin Marker)!
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Industrial Design
Hello guys! My name is Chou-Tac, I am a Product designer :)
To get started in design sketching, I invite you to download the Designer Starter Kit: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/sign-up-and-receive-the-ebook-the-designer-starter-kit/
PRODUCT DESIGN BLOG: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com
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What the Designer Starter Kit book will teach you.
The Book includes 4 simple guides I made for True-beginner designers.
With this step-by-step method, you will prove to yourself that you can sketch. Some techniques may appear simple. Do not underestimate them, as a designer you will use them every day.
Today we are going to draw an Electric shaver Philips with a Pilot Twin Marker.
So I'm Chou-Tac from theDesignSketchbook.com and feel free to download the Designer Starter Kit in the link in the description to make your first steps in perspective.
It is not going to be so much like a tutorial but more like sharing some ideas all along the sketch that I made in about like 17 minutes I think. And I got keep it in speed one so you can see like the whole process with a real speed.
Like no time lapse, something which is too fast.
It is really for you guys to realize that somehow like it takes time to sketch. But it's also get... you can get some super nice sketch very fast when you when you have the techniques. And I would like to share with you some ideas all along the way like more like...
Like a podcast well I would say. Like more like in a free way. Something new and let's see if you feel like it.
And if you find it helpful so feel free to let me know in the comments below. So it's pretty cool to try something new like more like a discussion would say.
So today I'm going to draw some electric shaver. And as you would see in the beginning, I just take some reference like to inspire my brain of some few electric shaver.
I saw some nice one from Phillips - that actually kind of like to see them when I go to the shop, to the store.
I already have mine but I quite like to just go there and check on some different shaver. Just to look at the shape as they are because it's very interesting to see some organic shapes they do have.
It's a mix of like something mechanical you can see from the shaver side, something very precise something which the pieces are refining.
And when you see the handle is very organic like when you're going to imagine when you're going to hold it in your hand - to see that feeling.
And it's remind me like some insect feeling. That you could see some like two big eyes from this shaver.
And it is really important to whenever you draw to have that feeling, a certain picture of reference.
And something that you can feel and feel along the way, but you have to do it purposely, like when you're looking for some library of pictures.
Take some time to observe them and try to get that feel. And whenever you're going to feel when you see a picture of them insect for example.
When you're going to do the shaver, if you think of this insect, like the curves are going to have those movements, that organic feel of the body of these insects for example.
It's really unconscious.
This is why like a designer when he draws, they could have their own personal interpretation because like the way that.
We feel it the way that you will feel it may be different. But at the end, we will still feel like insects filming and they will have some different interpretations but still very personal. And this is why creativity is so fascinating.
Like we are all speaking the same language but we have a different affinity with that.
So I liked when I Joe some organic shake for some focus type of product is that you just need to you have to let it go.
Don't look I say a lot about that in the blog is that don't look for perfection in that way you have to let it flow.
And more you will know your perspective and you will have studied them in a neat way - more accurate and easier will get your organic way of drawing - like the way like the flow is going to go.
It's not a hundred percent perfect, but it feels good.
It's because perspective will be your intuitive guidelines. Once again, you can go through the designer starter kit that you can download.
And the guy just give me your email and I will send it to you. And I will send to you some videos for you to practice as well.
Take some time to learn the basics. And that part of the organic flow of drawing is so fun after that.
To get started in design sketching, I invite you to download the Designer Starter Kit: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/sign-up-and-receive-the-ebook-the-designer-starter-kit/
PRODUCT DESIGN BLOG: http://www.thedesignsketchbook.com
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/thedesignsketchbook
INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/thedesignsketchbook
What the Designer Starter Kit book will teach you.
The Book includes 4 simple guides I made for True-beginner designers.
With this step-by-step method, you will prove to yourself that you can sketch. Some techniques may appear simple. Do not underestimate them, as a designer you will use them every day.
Today we are going to draw an Electric shaver Philips with a Pilot Twin Marker.
So I'm Chou-Tac from theDesignSketchbook.com and feel free to download the Designer Starter Kit in the link in the description to make your first steps in perspective.
It is not going to be so much like a tutorial but more like sharing some ideas all along the sketch that I made in about like 17 minutes I think. And I got keep it in speed one so you can see like the whole process with a real speed.
Like no time lapse, something which is too fast.
It is really for you guys to realize that somehow like it takes time to sketch. But it's also get... you can get some super nice sketch very fast when you when you have the techniques. And I would like to share with you some ideas all along the way like more like...
Like a podcast well I would say. Like more like in a free way. Something new and let's see if you feel like it.
And if you find it helpful so feel free to let me know in the comments below. So it's pretty cool to try something new like more like a discussion would say.
So today I'm going to draw some electric shaver. And as you would see in the beginning, I just take some reference like to inspire my brain of some few electric shaver.
I saw some nice one from Phillips - that actually kind of like to see them when I go to the shop, to the store.
I already have mine but I quite like to just go there and check on some different shaver. Just to look at the shape as they are because it's very interesting to see some organic shapes they do have.
It's a mix of like something mechanical you can see from the shaver side, something very precise something which the pieces are refining.
And when you see the handle is very organic like when you're going to imagine when you're going to hold it in your hand - to see that feeling.
And it's remind me like some insect feeling. That you could see some like two big eyes from this shaver.
And it is really important to whenever you draw to have that feeling, a certain picture of reference.
And something that you can feel and feel along the way, but you have to do it purposely, like when you're looking for some library of pictures.
Take some time to observe them and try to get that feel. And whenever you're going to feel when you see a picture of them insect for example.
When you're going to do the shaver, if you think of this insect, like the curves are going to have those movements, that organic feel of the body of these insects for example.
It's really unconscious.
This is why like a designer when he draws, they could have their own personal interpretation because like the way that.
We feel it the way that you will feel it may be different. But at the end, we will still feel like insects filming and they will have some different interpretations but still very personal. And this is why creativity is so fascinating.
Like we are all speaking the same language but we have a different affinity with that.
So I liked when I Joe some organic shake for some focus type of product is that you just need to you have to let it go.
Don't look I say a lot about that in the blog is that don't look for perfection in that way you have to let it flow.
And more you will know your perspective and you will have studied them in a neat way - more accurate and easier will get your organic way of drawing - like the way like the flow is going to go.
It's not a hundred percent perfect, but it feels good.
It's because perspective will be your intuitive guidelines. Once again, you can go through the designer starter kit that you can download.
And the guy just give me your email and I will send it to you. And I will send to you some videos for you to practice as well.
Take some time to learn the basics. And that part of the organic flow of drawing is so fun after that.