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Oykun
Hi friends,
I haven't been sharing any wireframe sketching for a long time. It doesn't mean I have stopped sketching :)
Here I wanted to share a different one. This is for a Mac App I've started last week. I basically sketch a rough idea to the center of page, than draw close-ups with more details around it.
There is no sweet pixels, nor good close up drawing here. This shot is only to share the way I sketch wireframes for mac apps... Actual design is on the way ;)
You can find more updates at my Twitter
Cheers,
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Update:
For the curious ones, here is my tools:
- Pentel GraphGear 1000 0.5mm
- Behance Dot Grid Book
10 months ago
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Alexandre Naud
Continue like this.
10 months ago
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Yummygum
Sweet! We just ordered two sketch books with dotted patterns. Can't wait to start sketching :).
10 months ago
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Aziz Firat
Wow!
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Alexandre Naud Sir yes sir :)
@Yummygum That's awesome! Don't forget to share with us your sketches :) I love this step of projects :) It is so fun and relaxing...
@Aziz Firat Thanks mate...
10 months ago
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Panayiotis Karabetis
Gorgeous! You know I love seeing things like this :) I've been experimenting with using the iPad and a stylus for all my sketching using the Paper app from 53 and Bamboo. It's nice, but still doesn't feel like a real paper and pencil.
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Panayiotis Karabetis Thanks mate! Not as beautiful as yours though :) I also use Paper App with Stylus, but that's more like for drawing *very* rough ideas while being lazy on sofa while watching TV. Than I take them to DotGrid book to sketch more in details on my desk.
10 months ago
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Yummygum
@Oykun Yeah, it's definitely an awesome phase within the project, but it's soo hard to keep yourself from going into photoshop haha
10 months ago
Çizgilerin düzgün olmasına özen gösteriyor musun ? ben pek cetvel falan kullanmıyorum ama :)
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Yummygum haha :) I'm actually really enjoying having some break from laptop screen... I usually take my time on this step with listening music and home brewed-coffee. Later, while designing in PS, I still often grab my pencil to sketch new ideas, revisions...
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Akif Selamoglu DotGrid Book'da cetvele gerek kalmiyor aslinda, nadiren kullaniyorum... Senin cizimleri nerden gorebiliriz? :)
10 months ago
nice and clean
10 months ago
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Tanveer Junayed
Dot Grid Book RULES!
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Tanveer Junayed Nice to see your face :) Avatar Rules!
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Dominik Laurysiewicz Thanks...
10 months ago
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Jonathan Ogden
Very nice! We need more of this on dribbble.
10 months ago
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Oykun
@Jonathan Ogden Thanks mate! I sketch for projects everyday but don't share them much on Dribbble. Don't ask why, I don't know :) but gonna do more often...
10 months ago
hmm... I guess this is ok if you like things that are rad but me I'm a more ugly things kind of guy. So if you could stop making really nicely done work like this that'd be great thanks. I do really love the blown up detail shots in the corners.
10 months ago
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Dick
What's the difference between this and a coded prototype and/or PSD?
PS: Playing devils advocate. Nice sketching :)
10 months ago
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MoneyDesktop
WOWZERS! this is pretty great!
10 months ago
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Denis
I had been looking for the Graphgear pencils FOREVER, thanks for posting the link as I finally found them!
10 months ago
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Oykun
@John Powell Thanks! Actually these are pretty basic and ugly comparing so many awesome talents at Dribbble. In my case, it's rather clear enough to show my ideas before digging into more detailed sketches...
@Michael Dick Thanks, this is just my very first step to put my overall ideas on paper. I enjoy doing this way, you may not, I'm not comparing this to any other way, do it as you enjoy :)
@Blake Brown Thanks,
@Denis you are very welcome! I hope you will enjoy it. Btw, I got my tip for this pen from @Kerem Suer months ago :)
10 months ago
Nah don't short sell it man. These process shots are really rad and really speak volumes about a persons abilities. Your's are top notch.
10 months ago
Thanks for sharing @Oykun!
10 months ago
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Oykun
@John Powell Thanks, you are too kind!
@Michael Thies Thanks for liking :)
@Philip Singh Thanks!
10 months ago