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[AndyMc]

The leather soles of my boots are worn out, which got me thinking about whether to replace them with leather rubber or not.

Here's a leather top chukka crossed with a free run rubber sole

[AndyMc]

Thinking about mice with a soft rest for my wrist to sit on for those long cad sessions

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Moving my mouse ideation into a more refined concept. Felt covered rear, abs front and base with a smooth touch scroller.

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Sketching some hands today

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Sunday night nerf scribbles

[AndyMc]

Nerf and if nerf went semi stealth

[AndyMc]

I've been a bit slow on the sketching as I'm working on my portfolio I got colourful yesterday with some simple squeeze bottles for kids sport.

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Camo hydrapack with armoured padding for mountain biking.

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Thinking about formed metal patterns this morning

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Salt and pepper grinders

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Exploring cap forms for my Hypokit Injector project. It needs to communicate that it is the needle end of the device intended for injection into the patients leg, and not to push it like a button.

[AndyMc]

If Zakk Wylde made a watch

[KenoLeon]

I am not ashamed to say I have/had no idea who Zakk Wylde is, my original thought was that it looked more like a Hitchcock Vertigo design, a couple of google searches later it turns out that was the original inspiration for his "1981 Gibson Les Paul Custom “The Grail” guitar:

Zakk bought this guitar upon joining Ozzy Osbourne band in 1987. He traded this guitar with Scott Quinn, who in exchange got a double neck Gibson SG.
When Zakk received the guitar, it was equipped with standard humbuckers, but Zakk very soon replaced them with EMG 81/85 set – after trying them out on one of his student’s guitar. Originally the guitar was finished in blonde/cream color (still visible on the sides and the back of the body). but Zakk felt this was Randy Rhoads’ signature thing, and he wanted something different – so he decided to send the guitar to a guitar luthier for a paintjob. The initial idea was to paint the Hitchcock Vertigo design on it, but the guitar came back with the bull’s-eye decals. Zakk ended up liking it, and he decided to just stuck with it.

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Cool sketch !

[AndyMc]

I am not ashamed to say I have/had no idea who Zakk Wylde is, my original thought was that it looked more like a Hitchcock Vertigo design, a couple of google searches later it turns out that was the original inspiration for his "1981 Gibson Les Paul Custom “The Grail” guitar:

Cool sketch !

Thanks Keno!

I didn't actually know the backstory of the bullseye, so thanks for finding that, its cool to know why he went with it.

[AndyMc]

Monday morning bag scribbles