Week #3: 50 Shades, Wireless Mouse
Corsair RGB Wireless Mouse
For my 50 Shades assignment, I decided to center it around my mouse. I picked the mouse as this is a piece of technology that I use everyday for hours on end. I also wanted to mostly stick with pencil and paper. For the first few sketches, I wanted to get the mouse from every angle possible to see all the shapes that make up the mouse. From there I used those shapes and tried to stretch them or shrink them to make different renditions. Another thing I did was seeing what the shape of the mouse looked like and drawing with that. For example, when looking at the mouse from the bottom, it kind of looks like a person with a mask. As I got towards the end, I was running out of ideas on different ideas for the mouse. That's when I realized that even though a mouse is physical, it also controls something in the digital world.
Sketch Guide:
Mouse Sketch
Front View
Back View
Top View
Under View
Left View
Stretched out the guards under the mouse
The front of the mouse looked like it could be the exhaust end of a fighter jet
Right View
Fur on the palm resting area
Riot Shield
Disassembled
Simplified
Only the top half
Using the Corsair logo as the mouse
A mouse
Destroyed ice cream cone
Raw Steak
Upside Down shape
Upside Down Layout
The Guards are the left and right click
The bottom of the mouse looks like a face
Blurry
Vertical Lines only
Dots
Front View Quick
Smudged
Circles Only
Melted Ice Cream
An island
Boxy
A person with a mask
Flattened
Stretched
All the parts of a mouse
Cost of the mouse
Digital representation of the mouse (Cursor)
Digital representation of the mouse (Type)
Digital representation of the mouse (Select)
Digital representation of the mouse (Reticle)
Cube
Constellation
No guards
Mickey Mouse
Large
Wool
Aggressive
Mouse Input Code
Mouse Position Code
Drawing a mouse with the mouse
This was a really fun assignment because it not only allowed me to experiment with what I know and am familiar with, it helped me exercise my creativity. I had to forget what I knew about the mouse and think outside the box.