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I know all of you out there were wondering what, exactly, my Sharpie sniffing project was all about. So I scanned it in for you. (Note: the fact that I have to do an Honors project revolving around this is strictly coincidental.)
It is a ship. It has a geeky quote, and further proof that I ought not be allowed to do my own lettering.
Some technical notes: drawn using a ruler, a blue colerase pencil, two Sharpies and a Micron pen in about two and a half hours.I lost my eraser, so those of you who are compulsive can examine for my blue lines. They are still there. The original (boxy thing) is seven by four and a half. I used a painting by Whistler as my guide of what rigging looks like, although I am sure this doesn't show.
Art Deco has officially eaten my brain.
It is a ship. It has a geeky quote, and further proof that I ought not be allowed to do my own lettering.
Some technical notes: drawn using a ruler, a blue colerase pencil, two Sharpies and a Micron pen in about two and a half hours.I lost my eraser, so those of you who are compulsive can examine for my blue lines. They are still there. The original (boxy thing) is seven by four and a half. I used a painting by Whistler as my guide of what rigging looks like, although I am sure this doesn't show.
Art Deco has officially eaten my brain.