Showing posts with label Samsung Galaxy Note. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung Galaxy Note. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
SEVEN Day 6: The Indian Breakfast
At morning, right after we dropped our daughters at school, we stopped by at Indian restaurant near our home. Son wanted chapati & we wanted chai haleeb (milk tea + ginger).
The restaurant was crowdy as usual, mostly taxi drivers. Yummy food & not a shabby place!
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Monday, November 11, 2013
SEVEN Day 5: The Mural
"Kids. DO NOT draw on the wall! You have paper and...
Nevermind."

Those rebelious little artists cannot resist to 'scratch' the white canvas, the wall.
More story here.
Nevermind."

Those rebelious little artists cannot resist to 'scratch' the white canvas, the wall.
More story here.
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Sunday, November 10, 2013
SEVEN Day 4: The Dentist
We have appointment with the dentist today, kids. Brace yourself!
Let's make our teeth healthy & strong!
Let's make our teeth healthy & strong!
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Saturday, November 9, 2013
Friday, November 8, 2013
SEVEN Day 2: The Drawing
Kids are busy with their comic project. Done with their breakfast, they are opening their pencil case & start drawing & making story.
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Drawing,
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
SEVEN Day 1: The Wait
Joining 2013 SEVEN event: Draw Your Days in seven days.
For a start: The Wait.
Someone is waiting for hours in a clinic. Patiently.
Hardware: Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
For a start: The Wait.
Someone is waiting for hours in a clinic. Patiently.
Hardware: Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
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Illustration,
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seven 2013
Monday, November 12, 2012
Sketching Our Previous Adventure
Based on the photo from our previous trips, I make some sketches with Galaxy Note. I think it's possible (and convenient) to make on-the-spot sketching with it on a family travelling.
A corner of Grand Bazaar Sultanahmet, Istanbul
A tram passing in Sultanahmet, Istanbul
The corner of Blue Mosque, Istanbul
In the top of Citadel or Jabal Al Qal'a in Amman, Jordan
The guard in Petra, Jordan
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Sunday, November 4, 2012
Sketching Kuwait part 2
Sketching Kuwait with Galaxy Note II & AutoDesk Sketchbook Mobile app.
Related story:
- Sketching Kuwait part 1 with original Galaxy Note
On the spot sketching: Hard Rock cafe Kuwait in the morning
Fatayer maker working at night.
An old Kuwaiti & his transistor radio in Mubarakiya (details).
Fateh El Kheir - 1938 sailing ship in Scientific Center Kuwait
A ballerina performs in a British Academy of International Arts event
Learning how to skate in Marina beach
Related story:
- Sketching Kuwait part 1 with original Galaxy Note
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Kuwait,
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Samsung Galaxy Note II
How good is Samsung Galaxy Note II? See for yourself :D

Software: AutoDesk Sketchbook Mobile
Thanks to its speedy quad-core 1.6 GHz processor, it feels more responsive for quick hatch & sketch.

The display is still bright & comfortable to use under bright sunlight. Suits better for on-the-spot outdoor sketching. The best sketching tablet so far, with bonus features: phone & internet :D

Related stories:
- In the pursuit of perfect digital sketchbook
- Sketching Kuwait part 1
- Sketching Kuwait part 2

Software: AutoDesk Sketchbook Mobile
Thanks to its speedy quad-core 1.6 GHz processor, it feels more responsive for quick hatch & sketch.

The display is still bright & comfortable to use under bright sunlight. Suits better for on-the-spot outdoor sketching. The best sketching tablet so far, with bonus features: phone & internet :D

Related stories:
- In the pursuit of perfect digital sketchbook
- Sketching Kuwait part 1
- Sketching Kuwait part 2
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digital,
Samsung Galaxy Note,
Sketch,
SketchBook
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
In The Pursuit of Perfect Digital Sketchbook
My experience of sketching on digital device started when Apple released Newton in 1994. Black & white. Bitmapped & pixelated stroke. Low resolution screen up to 320 x 240 pixels. But it was awesome! Finally I could sketch, archive it, share it through email, whenever wherever I want.
I was using the best painting software NewtPaint. I could send & receive file between Newton & Mac with desktop software. Good for archiving & printing. The screen was okay, 1 bit 320 x 240 pixels.
After Newton, I met Psion Series 5 in 1997 with built in Sketch app. 4 bit with 16 grey levels, 480 x 640 pixels. It was like, "Whoa this is it! The best sketching device!" But I hate its form factor. Series 5 was intended for business market, with folded screen & keyboard. Felt uncomfortable when drawing with palm of my hand rested on keyboard.
Then in 2000 I got second Palm device, Palm IIIx - the first was US Robotics PalmPilot - with 2 bit grey levels but smaller screen: 160 x 160. Though it was smaller with my previous 'sketching device', I love its form factor. Size wise, it fitted in my palm & my pocket. TealPaint software was my favorite sketching software, from year to year, device to device until Sony Clie PEG-UX50 in 2006.
2007, Apple introduced iPhone without stylus. It was a big disappointment for me since finger painting is not my thingy. I'm a Apple user at heart, but I never use it as sketching device. Not even iPad. Yes, there are tons of drawing app & unofficial stylus' available for iOS devices, but still, something is missing.
2012, I got Samsung Galaxy Note from a drawing competition. When I first ticked the stylus on the screen, I was surprised it recognizes my stroke pressure. Pressure sensitive stylus just like Wacom devices! This is it! So far it's the best digital sketchbook that fits in my pocket! And I couldn't stop sketching & drawing with it ever since.
Now I'm waiting for a smaller & cheaper Cintiq. That will be perfect.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Sketching Kuwait
Digital sketches about our journey in Kuwait with Galaxy Note.

Arabian musics in the mall at Ramadan month.

Free gahwa and tea for iftar at Ramadan month.

Vintage gadgets seller in Kuwait friday market. We find a lot of retro gadgets like Polaroid cameras, calculators, Nintendo consoles. More about Kuwait friday market.

A shawarma restaurant. They put fruits on the top of the meat. One of the guy slices the laham (meat) & other creates saj (similar to kobus bread) from doughs.

Two Indian ladies waiting in front of bakala. India is the second largest population in Kuwait after Egypt.

Cashier guy in a grocery store with some Indonesian stuffs: "One telor asin and two terasi, all 1.2 KD."
A taxi driver having a good time. While driving, pulling his left leg & pulling hairs from his hairy nose. Life is good, eh?
Woman sells Kuwait traditional hand-woven textile, Sadu, in Souk Jumah. Some European tourists bargaining the price.
Waiting in the washing station.
More sketches are coming. Stay tuned.
Check our other sketches & illustrations about Kuwait here.
Arabian musics in the mall at Ramadan month.
Free gahwa and tea for iftar at Ramadan month.
Vintage gadgets seller in Kuwait friday market. We find a lot of retro gadgets like Polaroid cameras, calculators, Nintendo consoles. More about Kuwait friday market.
A shawarma restaurant. They put fruits on the top of the meat. One of the guy slices the laham (meat) & other creates saj (similar to kobus bread) from doughs.
Two Indian ladies waiting in front of bakala. India is the second largest population in Kuwait after Egypt.
Cashier guy in a grocery store with some Indonesian stuffs: "One telor asin and two terasi, all 1.2 KD."
A taxi driver having a good time. While driving, pulling his left leg & pulling hairs from his hairy nose. Life is good, eh?
Woman sells Kuwait traditional hand-woven textile, Sadu, in Souk Jumah. Some European tourists bargaining the price.
Waiting in the washing station.
More sketches are coming. Stay tuned.
Labels:
digital,
Illustration,
Kuwait,
Kuwait sketch,
Samsung Galaxy Note
Thursday, August 30, 2012
IF Teacher
Sometimes, the toughest job in the world is being a teacher.
Artist: Pinot
Tools: Samsung Galaxy Note with S Note app
Labels:
digital,
Illustration,
Ilustration Friday,
Samsung Galaxy Note
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
IF Bounce
Henry got a big giant rubber ball.
He climbs to the roof.
Plans to jump to the street below,
with that ball.
He will bouncing back, up & down.
So he can travel everywhere,
with his bouncing rubber ball.
Good luck, Henry.
Artist: Pinot
Tools: Samsung Galaxy Note with S Note app
He climbs to the roof.
Plans to jump to the street below,
with that ball.
He will bouncing back, up & down.
So he can travel everywhere,
with his bouncing rubber ball.
Good luck, Henry.
Artist: Pinot
Tools: Samsung Galaxy Note with S Note app
Labels:
digital,
Illustration,
Ilustration Friday,
Samsung Galaxy Note
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
IF Lonely
There's a party. Very crowdy. Super noisy. People are happy.
Except Harry. He looks so lonely. Because he just broke up with Sally.Artist: Pinot.
Tool: Samsung Galaxy Note with S Note app.
Labels:
digital,
Illustration,
Ilustration Friday,
Samsung Galaxy Note
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Ramadan Sketch
Sketching the Ramadan festivity in Kuwait with Samsung Galaxy Note.
(updating..)
(updating..)
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| Arabic music in a tent inside shopping center (more) |
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| Free tea & gahwa (coffee) kiosk for iftar |
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| Tamar Hindi juice man offering free tamarind juice to people (more) |
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| Gergean night when kids doing activity similar to trick or treat in Halloween with traditional costume, traditional song and treat candies and sweets. (more) |
| Free hinna painting for girls (and women) |
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
IF Carry
Atlas, is the world becoming heavier & heavier?
How long can you carry it on your shoulder?
Artist: Pinot.
Tool: Samsung Galaxy Note.
How long can you carry it on your shoulder?
Artist: Pinot.
Tool: Samsung Galaxy Note.
Labels:
digital,
Illustration,
Ilustration Friday,
Samsung Galaxy Note
Sunday, July 15, 2012
IF Lost
In the dark of the night.
Driving straight no left no right.
But yet,
the home is still out of sight.
Artist: Pinot.
Tool: Samsung Galaxy Note.
Labels:
digital,
Illustration,
Ilustration Friday,
Samsung Galaxy Note
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Digital Sketchbook
I never leave home without this sketchbook & always bring it everywhere in my pocket. Waiting is no longer boring.
In the clinic. An old man checking the prescription for his medicine.

In Leia's ballet class. Waiting with other parents (or mothers) :D
Related sketches
- Heroine from TV series
- Ramadan Sketches
- Drawing with G-Note
Labels:
digital,
doodling,
Drawing,
Samsung Galaxy Note,
Sketch
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Drawing With Galaxy Note
Remember when I was doing practices drawing with Galaxy Note back in March? It was for a Samsung drawing competition. And I won!

So finally, long story short, we have this doodling device & the family start using it.
Sky Train. Sketching with color.
In a wanzer factory. Not bad for shading, thanks to marker tool with opacity adjustment
Twiggy. Playing with duotone.
Didik Nini Thowok. Now I'm addicted.
Robert Redford.

Marilyn Monroe
Propeller-driven locomotive. A bit difficult for detail drawing.
Doodling people around is fun. But a bit awkward especially when they realize someone is having a pencil & paper drawing about them. With Galaxy Note, I can doodle them unnoticable. Sneak doodling!

Arwen & her tap dance class

Indian ladies having chat

Kuwait flea market

Father & daughter in grocery store
And these are our 7 yo daughter Arwen's doodle with Galaxy Note.
So finally, long story short, we have this doodling device & the family start using it.
Sky Train. Sketching with color.
In a wanzer factory. Not bad for shading, thanks to marker tool with opacity adjustment
Twiggy. Playing with duotone.
Didik Nini Thowok. Now I'm addicted.
Robert Redford.

Marilyn Monroe
Propeller-driven locomotive. A bit difficult for detail drawing.
Doodling people around is fun. But a bit awkward especially when they realize someone is having a pencil & paper drawing about them. With Galaxy Note, I can doodle them unnoticable. Sneak doodling!

Arwen & her tap dance class

Indian ladies having chat

Kuwait flea market

Father & daughter in grocery store
And these are our 7 yo daughter Arwen's doodle with Galaxy Note.
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