Orwells Diary of Ink, Pencil and Metal

**Remember Orwell** · December 15th, 2008, 06:00 PM

hi there,
after one year of watching, i want to show you some of my sketches, objects and projects.
im a 21-years-old-swiss-guy. and no, giger isnt my favorite artist

tell me what you think about this, i hope getting some crits to get better.

dont know how much time i have for this life in the internet - maybe one day im suddenly away from here. but till then i want some fun.

thanks everybody on ca for making this the biggest imaginary inspirational place ever and let me be part of it.

congrats! and thanks for watching.

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1. picture: "sun parasite", ink
2. picture: "aller tage abend" ("all days evening" or something like that...), ink
3. picture: unnamed, marker
4. picture: unnamed, pencil
5. picure: "steam powered machine powered man powered machine", pencil

**mollymillions** · December 15th, 2008, 07:29 PM

Your hatching technique in the first two is fantastic, very moody/atmospheric. The digital barber is also looking quite good, mind you I'm a sucker for cyborgs/robots.

Lookin' forward to seeing more.

**Max Challie** · December 16th, 2008, 03:10 AM

The hatched stuff is awesome!

I'd like to see some life drawings.

**Remember Orwell** · December 16th, 2008, 05:57 AM

@mollymillions: hehe, thanks, you'll see more, later.

@Max Challie:uhm, you got me

i havent draw life drawings since... years ago! probably you see it in this sketches. i have to find a course in my city to do that seriously... but im out of time right now...

**Max Challie** · December 16th, 2008, 06:38 PM

You've always got a life model in front of you. 100% of the time.

Get a small sketchbook, say A6 or so, and just carry it with you along with a mechanical pencil or a pen. Draw your hands whenever you have as much as 2 minutes of spare time. Whenever you're waiting, draw. I'd just use a pen or mechanical pencil and forget about using an eraser. It's hard drawing without erasing, but worth it. Erasing is just a waste of time and knowing you can just puts you into a state of mind that's less careful.

I'd just use a pen with a small sketchbook and draw your hands whenever. Now you've got no excuse!

**Remember Orwell** · December 17th, 2008, 02:42 AM

youre right. but id really like to study a human body in a course. and i will do it somewhen.
btw, i've never used an eraser when i do a sketch and i had right now my 7th sketchbook nearly finished... so, i know what you mean.

Now you've got no excuse!

shit no! im lazy!

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heres some stuff. hope this still fits into "sketchbook"...

both things are intaractive installations in my home/atelier.
the first one is a working television-recipient for a spy cam. this is hanging in my bathroom, so i could watch myself when im sh***ing

made of metal, wood and a lot other stuff.
(this is why this threads called "Orwells Diary of Ink, Pencil and Metal"

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the second one is a "active-display" and combined with a motion-detector in my working room. if I move the light goes on and everybody outside knows that im working (or not). made of wood and electricity-stuff.

**Max Challie** · February 2nd, 2009, 03:14 AM

Haha, it's ok to be lazy.

I like these installations!

**destinyapocalypse** · February 12th, 2009, 02:24 PM

http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...01&postcount=6

this post realy cool

**Remember Orwell** · February 13th, 2009, 07:19 AM

thanks max, thanks destiny.

long time no post, i was editing my film and have some fun with worrying and trying to discover the meaning of life

therefore, heres a color pencil (right word?) trilogy. thats me in the cartoony-bizzarro-world, after watching some beautiful intelectual woman who werent mine.

have fun, and dont forget to vote dr. steel for world emperor.

**Remember Orwell** · March 20th, 2009, 01:53 PM

made some new stuff.

a very heavy necklace, made out of leather and a lot of stuff from my life. very private things; every one of the tiny bits are a part of my life, like a tattoo.

the watch doesnt work; the counter does, the puppet-eye does blink and the small gear on top of the larger gear can rotate. fun if youre bored.

i can only take it off with a pincer.

**Remember Orwell** · June 30th, 2009, 08:48 AM

long time no update!
did my first illustration.

**Remember Orwell** · November 14th, 2009, 01:59 PM

long time no update again

was very busy with work and my movie. but some friends and i decided to found a life-drawing-circle, so i got some stuff to post. first drawing done with left hand. and a illustration for a cd artwork (unfinished coloring).

id love to get some crits!
regards,
orwell

**Remember Orwell** · January 7th, 2010, 07:11 AM

hi there, some more uf our circle... please crit! help me do it better! (and yes, the last model had extremely long (anatomically-incorrect-long!) legs...

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**Remember Orwell** · March 12th, 2010, 08:38 AM

yay, im drawing again! and again!

im very glad that i managed it to find time once a week to draw...

(and, because no one watches the photography-mob-forum

: three photos from my studio. hey, the procedure to make such pics is like drawing! (nearly no photoshop used))

**Remember Orwell** · September 19th, 2010, 03:14 PM

did some digital stuff again. manual inking, digital colors. the blood looks too much like gold, but hey, why not?

goddamn my tablet sucks! NEVER buy something else than wacom

cheers.