We've all heard of the napkin sketch story from a famous architect. Sketching is a very influential means of communication in the creative industry. It helps convert ideas and concept into more tangible work-in-progress iterations. Many well-known creatives in graphic design, architecture and photography promote sketching as a work and planning tool during the creative process.
We've gathered a collection of projects featuring sketches and finished product to get a glance of how the creative process evolves from an idea to a sketch to a great project.
image.jpeg458.36 KBSketch for a branding project called Mother's Little Helper by Thirst Craft.
image.jpeg262.73 KBMother's Little Helper by Thirst Craft.
image.jpeg300.85 KBSketch for a mural called The song of the dead brother painted on Ergon House, a cafe, bar and restaurant in Athens designed and executed by Beetroot Design.
image.jpeg794.5 KBThe song of the dead brother by Beetroot Design.
image.jpeg140.3 KBSketch for Hapi, a self-care app connecting a person with a trained compassionate listener over a voice call. The illustrations were named Talk / Listen by Mirko Grisendi. image.jpeg187.23 KBTalk / Listen by Mirko Grisendi.
image.jpeg339.38 KBGraffiti sketch for Russian streetwear brand Molotov by YouFeel MySkill.
It's 2020 and business cards are still relevant. Or are they? Confinement aside, they still remain the quickest way to give information and transfer a brand impression that could be recalled in the future.
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