Saturday, May 21, 2016

Instrument Basic - Horizontal Brass

142nd day of 2016.

I think I know how to group the Brass better. When looking upon the French Horn, it really intrigues me on where the bell is facing. Most of the Brass blow horizontally to the front, but French Horn blow down exit to the back.

Though this is not about French Horn but it is a very intriguing characteristic.

Friday, May 20, 2016

Dendrology - Crown

141st day of 2016.

Needn't much introduction, even though Tree is not Flower, but it is still a Plant. There are just so many tree shapes or silhouettes when searched 'tree shapes' in the internet. They all could be basically divided into these categories.

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Botany - Pistil Stamen

140th day of 2016.

It is inevitable, even Plants need to breed. Here comes the sexy part of the flower. Non censored.

The random shapes across the middle horizontally are the stem shapes that I squeezed in.

It really puzzled myself why don't I jot down all the names of the shapes and types...:/ 

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Botany - Petal Layout

139th day of 2016.

A bit busy today, stocking up quite a lot of work. However, the petals layout is completed. There are a lot more technical terminology that I really am too tired or short in time to comprehend...

I only sketched down the ones I understand. So I leave some blank space in case that I understood what it means and add it back into the page. 

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Botany - Leaf Layout

138th day of 2016.

One last template for Leaf. Now looking back at my records, I missed out Petal layout also. Would have to complete it.

Monday, May 16, 2016

Wheistadeur Emblem - Ingwar Weapon

137th day of 2016.

Because of what I based Ingwar to be, I have certain attachment to it comparing to other countries in the world of Wheistadeur. Or maybe my OCS and Perfectionism are kicking in at this time.

Besides, it is still a good study on the world's weapons. Ingwar being a country that builds on strength, everything that have to do with warring is very advanced over there.

Sunday, May 15, 2016

Staple Book

136th day of 2016.

I retrieved a A1 size around 125 gsm cartridge paper from my old University Craft Supply Stash, cutting down to A4 size to fold it in A5 and make into a simple booklet. I completed the fold, cut, staple, rounding corners and sanding in around half an hour. I am very surprised how quickly it could be done.