Chrysanthemum Floral Detailed drawing

Chrysanthemum Floral Detailed drawing

Chrysanthemum Floral Detailed drawing, looking through my work portfolio, it’s noticeable I have many architectural and map drawings and few organic forms, such as floral drawings. My vector work had always had a natural organic form to it, and it was natural to work in that way. Since developing the hand-drawn maps and architecture, I am missing that organic natural forms, and it’s a conscious decision to try and bring the organic form back into my work which would bring a balance to the hand-drawn maps and architectural drawings.

I guess drawing has always been natural to me, and it’s only now that I am drawing again, after a long period as working as a vector artist. I enjoy drawing more than working purely as a vector artist. I guess it allows me to experiment much more with different techniques, and I find it pleasurable to draw in my spare time and sketch, while at home or out and about which was something I did not do enough of as a vector artist, to quickly sketch an idea or thought, or a location capturing a scene of everyday life.

I have discovered working with different mediums, such as screen printing, paints, and inks, have bought an interesting and different level of richness to my illustration work, which I was not able to achieve while I was working as a vector artist, something which I try and work at on a daily bases.