Before Photoshop: Beautiful Etch-a-Sketch Art
Designers didn't always use Photoshop.
Before the days of Photoshop and digital editing designers used good old fashion pen and paper to realize their designs. Then along came the 60s and the Etch-a-Sketch. A popular little toy that let you draw on the screen using two knobs at the base of the machine. It was generally clumsy and difficult to get anything looking good on the Etch-a-Sketch. I remember having one and failing miserably at creating anything decent.
Here is a collection of 16 Etch-a-Sketch Masterpieces. Maybe they'll give you some inspiration on your upcoming projects:
Tiger Woods Sketchafied
Obama
Jack of Spades
Old School Stars
Vegas Baby
Abstract
Chicago Bulls
BioShock
Iron Man
Triangle
House
Feline in the Wild
Michael Jackson
Why so Serious?
Will Smith
'Round the Neighbourhood
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That no idea what this is looks like a Big daddy from the game “BioShock”
The one you didn’t recognize depicts characters (a “Little Sister” and a “Big Daddy”) from a game called Bioshock, which features some nice art deco and steampunk influences.
The sketch “No Idea What this is!?!” is from the game BioShock
“No Idea What this is!?!”
I guess it’s from game “Bioshock”. Look at Google Graphics.
No Idea What this is!?! = Bioshock game
Lol, judging by the big response, I’m guessing it’s from Bioshock. I’ve updated the list with an adequate title. Thanks!
Apparently you also didn’t recognize Starry Night by Van Gogh since it’s only named “Abstract”.