☼ The Dreamer's Diary ☼

My younger brother's best friends came over in a total of 3 at my home last week at 9am right after I woke up to request and begged me for designing a school sports shirt. I was shocked to receive such request early in the morning because I, myself is not very good at drawing especially when it comes to designing a shirt with a PC. I can never stand anyone begging to do something I'm not very good at so I refused and then explained to them but they insisted and kept begging me to make one for them... (*sigh~ kids...)

For crying out loud, I couldn't stand them any longer and agreed to make them a shirt but I warned them in advance that my drawing would not be as good as any other people - And so, they agreed. I was then given information of their school and their sport team which is the "Hornbill team". They told me that their main color of their team is yellow so I had to design it in such color. (*So many requirements...)

I had done it just 2 days ago and sent the drawings to the tailor. Here is the initial sketching I had done earlier:

So, the horn was being rejected by them. I wonder how people would know if the bird is a Hornbill since the horn is missing... LOL... I used Inkscape to draw it as I can't really afford to own Adobe Illustrator. And because I'm quite unfamiliar at using the software, the ugly results came out below (Please pardon me for ugly drawing):

P/S: I have no idea what kind of font they used for the letter K for the right sleeve as well as the school badge at the left sleeve. Therefore, I leave both sleeves blank. The backside design of the shirt is kept under privacy... hehehe...

It has been a few days since my last Blog post. At last, I'm very happy that my friends and I have finally completed our final assignment for Arts. Hurray for me that I don't have to take another annoying sleepover session anymore!!! In class, we shared the room with another team members who did something related to our artworks. As presenters, we were totally shocked and surprised that we have attracted a lot of people outside to be our audiences. Without wasting anymore time... Here are the photos below that show what we've actually done:

It was my duty to draw. For display images, I sketched the image of the pelvis from a website.Using linear techniques with a charcoal pencil, I draw out the tones and the shadows to form texture.
One of my finished artwork... I hope you like it!Another drawing from me... The human skullThis is what my team members have done for the 2D artwork that can be touched. The media we used includes newspapers, PVA glue, tissue, cardboard, and A2 paperOur 3D model... The bleeding skull!!!The glowing bloody skull lantern beside is also our 3D artwork