Details This was a project for TITUS PENS[link] for their weekly feature of artist who could use their pens to create amazing artworks. Check out their page! The features gallery included famous artist from the Philippines and the artworks were, well you tell me.
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Meaning The title "BRB Dreaming" meant two things, one is that "BRB" stands for black, red and blue which is the pattern i used for the lines. This is to portray dreaming and seeing only 3 colors (which is pretty awesome if it would actually happen to me)
The other is the literal meaning which means, be right back, i'm dreaming. When I draw my works, I get this feeling of being sucked into my drawings and experiencing it first hand. That's how i see the complicated flow of lines and elements i put into it.
The Experience Honestly, my experience of using ballpoint pens was terrible. Aside from the limit in thickness wherein you'll have to draw several lines to create a thick one, strokes wasn't smooth and i encountered lots of misplaced lines. Due to my tight schedule, i had to finish this doodle in two days and i've gotta say, worst experience on doodling yet. The feeling was like doodling 3 artworks all at the same time without rests and my hands hurt like they're going to bleed anytime. (that's why i placed a thumb on the left side that says "i'm hurt) mr thumb felt like a rock the next day, i could barely use it. haha
But i gotta make it clear that the Titus pens weren't the problem at all, in-fact, if I could rate these pens, I'd put it on my top three ballpoint pens. The problem really was in the shortage of time to finish the whole artwork.
Still, this was an experience i'll never forget since the final artwork was really satisfying,
ACTIVITY! This composition features a variety of different characters doing a number of different activities, making it a busy piece that draws your eye and keeps it to unravel and analyse, discover and imagine! The use of three colours pulls the composition together, making it chaotic but central, in keeping that unity of design, you have avoided the common mistake of randomness which leads to dissonance, the death of many a good idea. The different textures in this work should also be commented on, for the flowing lines create a path for your eye to follow, while the spikes and checkers among other graphics make it not completely uniform and break up the sameness.
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