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Empty bowl sketch by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #design #drawing #GIMP

Empty bowl sketch by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #design #drawing #GIMP
Empty bowl sketch by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #design #drawing #GIMP
Empty bowl sketch by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #design #drawing #GIMP
Empty bowl sketch by John LeMasney via 365sketches.org #cc #design #drawing #GIMP

We are all empty, open vessels ready to be filled. How do you fill yourself? How do you satiate and fulfill yourself? What is the meal that you contain, the nutrients you provide? What is on offer, your special for the day?WHo feeds off of you, and why? Do they walk away satisfied? Do you?

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Day 176: So far away #Inkscape

Far away
Far away
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Day 174: Hell yes #Inkscape

Hell yes.
Hell yes.
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328 of 365 is player one #Inkscape #mario

 

Player 1
Player 1

I made this to more or less commemorate that, just like baseball, I’ve never been very good at video games.

tags: mario, nintendo, ds, console, gaming, games, video games, design, Inkscape, 365, open source, creative commons, sharism

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299 of 365 is a fighter in firm stance #Inkscape #typography

Firm stance
Firm stance

This is part one of a diptych telling a fight story. Here we have a fighter in a firm stance, ready to defend himself. In Inkscape I made this by creating the silhouette of the fighter, then using the spraypaint tool to recreate the silhouette using exclamation points. Tomorrow, we’ll see what happened to the other guy.

tags: kung-fu, karate, stance, firm, fighting, practice, calm, tae kwon do, design, Inkscape, illustration, open source, open, 365, sharism, creative commons

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261 of 365 is an armadillo made out of text #typography #inkscape #design

Armadillo
Armadillo

So, here is the result of a surprisingly positive response to my recent text based Giraffe sketch (linked below) which contains a tutorial for this process. Tim McGee suggested an alphabet of animals, an idea that immediately got me going, and Janie suggested that a series of these would be very nice. Thanks for the continuing ideas and support, friends!

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