Why My Sketchbooks Look Like Trash
If you were to flip through my sketchbooks, you might be surprised. The pages are filled with chaotic scribbles, half-formed ideas, and plenty of what some might call "mistakes." At first glance, they might look like a mess—like trash, even. But for me, they are anything but. The Beauty in the Chaos My sketchbooks are a place where creativity runs wild. I’m not aiming for perfection here—this is where I let my ideas flow freely, without the pressure of creating something polished. Thumbnails and quick sketches dominate the pages, capturing the raw essence of my thoughts before they have a chance to slip away. These messy beginnings are where my best ideas take root. Thumbnails: The Rough Draft of Genius Thumbnails are the unsung heroes of my creative process. They’re small, quick, and often a little rough around the edges, but they serve a vital purpose. Each thumbnail is like a seed, planting the idea that will eventually grow into a fully realized piece. They allow me to ex...