Learn to draw in 30 days - Lesson 3 - lots of spheres
Practice makes perfect. This lesson is all about drawing lots of spheres to practice using size, placement and overlapping to make things look realistic.
Hey there, I'm Jonathan, a freelance digital consultant, specialising in UX/UI Design.
I help companies design and develop beautifully simple user interfaces. I work with a huge variety of clients including companies like, Smith & Nephew, KLM, Durex and the National Aids trust.
Practice makes perfect. This lesson is all about drawing lots of spheres to practice using size, placement and overlapping to make things look realistic.
Here is lesson 2 of learn to draw in 30 days. 3 important drawing laws to take away from this lesson; size, placement and overlapping.
Found a pretty cool book references in a blog articley I read recently - Learn to draw in 30 days. I thought I’d take on the challenge and see what my drawing was like at the end. This is day 1/lesson 1! Planning on posting my drawings every day to see how they improve.
No rocket science here. Just 4 simple user interface techniques that can be used to improve a web application. Applying any of these techniques won’t take a huge amount of effort but will provide some nice enhancements creating a better experience for users.
Recently I’ve come to the conclusion that I simply don’t spend enough time on website usability. Whilst I know a lot about the subject and understand it’s importance, I often fail to implement some of the most basic of usability best practices. To try and beat this, I’ve created a visual aid called, ‘Cliftwalker’s Website Usability Checklist’.
There are lots of great UI kits out there so I thought I’d put together my own as a little experiment. This UI kit was created with Photoshop using some very basic techniques and the pen tool to create some of the icons. I created the background by importing one of the Subtle Pattern backgrounds and creating a pattern out of it in Photoshop.
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