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Published: 2010-06-25 18:14:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 380; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 0
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I have invested in a set of 3 new eco-friendly "Architect" doodle journals. Depending on the success of this journal - the first attempt seems a success - I may invest more. I like the pocket-size. I have been wanting a durable way of always having paper with me. ecosystem journals may be a solution. only time will tell.EDIT: I'm making sure I am consistent with my info in this series of drawings [I feel like it might last a while, and don't want to answer the same questions over+over]
As part of my ecojournal series - made possible by the discovery of ecosystem notebooks at my local Barnes and Noble - this artwork is 9x14 cm. The full view on my computer screen is actual size. All my ecojournal drawings are spontaneous ink doodles. You can find the rest here , in my gallery.
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Wow I like this! I have been looking for graph paper drawings and this one is different from anything I have seen.
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This is my favorite so far in your ecojournal series. I think I like it the best because it feels like the right balance between simple and complex and I like the shapes you used to create it: small squares and lines.
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thanks for the fav! I like this one very much because of the simplicity and spontaneity. However, I also like fat dragon 2 for his fatness.
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The close up of this looks really messy but the smaller (and farther away) version of this is actually really striking. Overall this is a really cool design. It might help if you use a ruler for the straight lines as I'm sure it would look a lot cleaner.
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I'm thinking about making the full-size smaller, because it views on my screen about 300% the size of the original. I guess I didn't explain well in my statement that this is my experiment in doodling, pocket-size. The paper is 9x14cm big, in a thin little journal format. I am experimenting first with the gridded journal, and am thinking about an unlined ecojournal as well, If I can track down one.
I'm glad you find my design striking! That fills me with satisfaction. As this was done on-the fly, a ruler was not available [even though sometimes I do scrounge straight-edged material to do, if necessary]
Thank you for your feedback!
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