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I like to draw scenes out of my life that have special meaning to me. A panorama is a lovely way to capture a memory! Below you see a couple of different flat and panoramic projections of recent illustrations I drew for my blog “a World a Week”.
You’re probably already familiar with Google Streetview, an example of low-res photography panorama’s. What I do is basically the same only I draw my panoramic views. I mostly use watercolor, ink and pencil but I also love to draw with biro (bic’s) and I’m always looking for a new technique to try.
Feel free to post a suggestion for a topic or technique you’d like to see in illustrated pano shape!
More info: aworldaweek.skizzie.nl | Facebook
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Vijfsluizen in watercolour
Inky graveyard at night
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Starry rose garden in ink
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Haytor Quarry Wood in pencil
Gnome home
Perelin, der Nachtwald
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DavidL. 9 years ago
Wow, they're so cool and in so many different styles, the water color ones are my favorite
Skizzievogel (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks David, I love watercolour too. I'm still learning though.
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Vincent Zhang Xuan 7 years ago
These are amazing, great works. I like "Inky graveyard at night" and "Vijfsluizen in watercolour" a lot. I am a university student now and i am working on this kind of project as well, i want to ask that is the sphere drawing is the original drawing and the following view is by using some apps to make it right? How to do it. Is there any tutorial, hope you could help me. Thank you! :)
Chris Quinn 7 years ago
excellent work, and execution. Had the same idea recently, which is how I came here. Inspiring!
Ihab Mardini 7 years ago
Terrific job! Wonder if you created them using 5-6 point perspective, or if you used another method. I'd really appreciate the feedback. Thanks.
Tom Frigoli 7 years ago
Fantastic work!! I'm so curious - what perspective were these actually drawn/painted in? Especially the town and watercolor scenes! Did you draw them in the "tiny world" spherical perspective??
AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago
I love drawing, photoshop, and video editing..but I don't have any idea how you pulled this through. Good work!!!
Skizzievogel (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks Faramir, the wood is my favourite.
Load More Replies... DavidL. 9 years ago
Wow, they're so cool and in so many different styles, the water color ones are my favorite
Skizzievogel (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks David, I love watercolour too. I'm still learning though.
Load More Replies... Vincent Zhang Xuan 7 years ago
These are amazing, great works. I like "Inky graveyard at night" and "Vijfsluizen in watercolour" a lot. I am a university student now and i am working on this kind of project as well, i want to ask that is the sphere drawing is the original drawing and the following view is by using some apps to make it right? How to do it. Is there any tutorial, hope you could help me. Thank you! :)
Chris Quinn 7 years ago
excellent work, and execution. Had the same idea recently, which is how I came here. Inspiring!
Ihab Mardini 7 years ago
Terrific job! Wonder if you created them using 5-6 point perspective, or if you used another method. I'd really appreciate the feedback. Thanks.
Tom Frigoli 7 years ago
Fantastic work!! I'm so curious - what perspective were these actually drawn/painted in? Especially the town and watercolor scenes! Did you draw them in the "tiny world" spherical perspective??
AbiezerCelzo224352 9 years ago
I love drawing, photoshop, and video editing..but I don't have any idea how you pulled this through. Good work!!!
Skizzievogel (Post author) 9 years ago
Thanks Faramir, the wood is my favourite.
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