“Spending time searching for a concept is very important to me. I find it by talking with people or in daily life by looking at my surroundings. When I finally get my idea, I first start to sketch on my tablet for the first version. When I’m satisfied with the composition and the proportions, I clean the line and put the colors,” the artist shared on Ballpit and added that although he is an introvert person when he is drawing he gets into the state called the ‘flow’.

“For a dreamer like me… living in a world that is sometimes too serious and stressful, art is like an escape to something lighter and more colorful,” he added.

We really enjoyed browsing through his Instagram page and we believe that you will enjoy it, too. Follow him for future updates.

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On a post-university trip to Australia, Lee met Max, a local paramedic, and adventurer. They immediately clicked and decided to go backpacking together for 5 weeks. When the trip came to an end, they both knew they were destined to spend their lives together and travel the world. 

It was finally time for Lee to go back home to Canada, and Max decided to join her. They knew it was just another stop on their journey, not their final destination, but they had to work on a plan. They decided to join the ever-growing movement of “van lifers”, adventurers who travel the world in a van. That bought an old used van for 10k Canadian dollars and spent another 11K dollar on renovations. It took a whole year to get the van ready for the road.

Once the van was ready, they packed their few belongings, took their Australian Shepherd Occy and hit the road. So far they’re traveled across Canada, spent a few months in the US, then traveled through Mexico for six months. They’ve traveled through South America, and are now back in the States for another tour!

Life in a van isn’t all good all the time. It’s crowded, you have to think about every single purchase, and traveling can get pretty hectic. Max and Lee aren’t shy about that – they share their dark moments with their fans, as well as the nice ones. But at the end of the day, it seems to work for them. Living with less stuff and not being held down by a 9-5 work, mortgages and bills can be freeing – and freedom is just what they’re about. 

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He recently finished a challenge in which he was drawing one new logo every day for a full year. He explained why he did it: “The inspiration for the 365 day challenge came from trying to challenge myself to look at type and design from a different perspective. The challenge was just an outlet for my personal design thinking. And yes, I did manage to finish it without missing a day!”

We’ve listed some of our favorites below and you can check all 365, as well as his other works, on his Instagram page.

The post Designer Creates Simple Logos With Hidden Meaning, One Per Day for a Year appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“Spending time searching for a concept is very important to me. I find it by talking with people or in daily life by looking at my surroundings. When I finally get my idea, I first start to sketch on my tablet for the first version. When I’m satisfied with the composition and the proportions, I clean the line and put the colors,” the artist shared on Ballpit and added that although he is an introvert person when he is drawing he gets into the state called the ‘flow’.

“For a dreamer like me… living in a world that is sometimes too serious and stressful, art is like an escape to something lighter and more colorful,” he added.

We really enjoyed browsing through his Instagram page and we believe that you will enjoy it, too. Follow him for future updates.

The post This Artist Draws Humans With Over-Exaggerated Proportions appeared first on PlayJunkie.

On a post-university trip to Australia, Lee met Max, a local paramedic, and adventurer. They immediately clicked and decided to go backpacking together for 5 weeks. When the trip came to an end, they both knew they were destined to spend their lives together and travel the world. 

It was finally time for Lee to go back home to Canada, and Max decided to join her. They knew it was just another stop on their journey, not their final destination, but they had to work on a plan. They decided to join the ever-growing movement of “van lifers”, adventurers who travel the world in a van. That bought an old used van for 10k Canadian dollars and spent another 11K dollar on renovations. It took a whole year to get the van ready for the road.

Once the van was ready, they packed their few belongings, took their Australian Shepherd Occy and hit the road. So far they’re traveled across Canada, spent a few months in the US, then traveled through Mexico for six months. They’ve traveled through South America, and are now back in the States for another tour!

Life in a van isn’t all good all the time. It’s crowded, you have to think about every single purchase, and traveling can get pretty hectic. Max and Lee aren’t shy about that – they share their dark moments with their fans, as well as the nice ones. But at the end of the day, it seems to work for them. Living with less stuff and not being held down by a 9-5 work, mortgages and bills can be freeing – and freedom is just what they’re about. 

The post This Couple Ditched Their Day Jobs to Travel the World in a Van appeared first on PlayJunkie.

He recently finished a challenge in which he was drawing one new logo every day for a full year. He explained why he did it: “The inspiration for the 365 day challenge came from trying to challenge myself to look at type and design from a different perspective. The challenge was just an outlet for my personal design thinking. And yes, I did manage to finish it without missing a day!”

We’ve listed some of our favorites below and you can check all 365, as well as his other works, on his Instagram page.

The post Designer Creates Simple Logos With Hidden Meaning, One Per Day for a Year appeared first on PlayJunkie.