Song Cover Art Work

Sketch	Android
Month/Year	July-November/2022
Tools	Markers, Pens, Computer
Artists	@yangyanje aka Rane
Communities	#hive-18478, #tunz, #onchainart, #alienarthive, #sketchbook,

Introduction

In my previous post, titled "Rane Shinobi - Android Moves, I wrote about my latest NFT Music publication on the Hive-based front end Dapp https://nfttunz.io/home

In the following post, i'm explaining the process and arithmetics behind the art work for the track. Named Android Moves, I planed to sketch out a dancing Android and post it with the song. Like a lot of my sketches, this one stood on my desk in a sketchbook for months and I never finished it until now. So a track I had ready since march never got published because the art piece for music it accompanies was undone. If simplicity is the key, this could have been a reason for me to review my process and try to become more pragmatic in the efficacy of my processes. In the midst of all the ai generated art that really inspires me lately, I currently still stick to traditional ways, at times very messy and archaic for the means to create art. Effort and expenditure have their payouts in the long term and is worth the agony of knowing better results are available by a click today.

The Process

Some of my markers are dried and I smudged a bit of ink around, so I decided to slightly save the mishaps using my computer:

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Now I finally added some fonts using an adobe photoshop style based browser application named https://fixthephoto.com/. That application really got me thinking about how browser apps are changing the world.

I am looking forward to ceramic.network and IPFS with great anticipation.

Thank you for reading

Amitābha

Rane

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