Description: While visiting japan, I spent some time in Tokyo. The trains are a hub of activity, the lifeblood of the city. These rail stations are amazing places. Super busy yet organised and flow smoothly. I really liked the signage, with the various languages. I took a photo of this Electric Town Gate sign, as I like the name so much. So Japanese. I recreated it as a vector image in Adobe Illustrator.
Description: While visiting japan, I spent some time in Tokyo. The trains are a hub of activity, the lifeblood of the city. These rail stations are amazing places. Super busy yet organised and flow smoothly. I really liked the signage, with the various languages. I took a photo of this Electric Town Gate sign, as I like the name so much. So Japanese. I recreated it as a vector image in Adobe Illustrator.
Description: While visiting japan, I spent some time in Tokyo. The trains are a hub of activity, the lifeblood of the city. These rail stations are amazing places. Super busy yet organised and flow smoothly. I really liked the signage, with the various languages. I took a photo of this Electric Town Gate sign, as I like the name so much. So Japanese. I recreated it as a vector image in Adobe Illustrator.
Description: While visiting japan, I spent some time in Tokyo. The trains are a hub of activity, the lifeblood of the city. These rail stations are amazing places. Super busy yet organised and flow smoothly. I really liked the signage, with the various languages. I took a photo of this Electric Town Gate sign, as I like the name so much. So Japanese. I recreated it as a vector image in Adobe Illustrator.
Description: While visiting japan, I spent some time in Tokyo. The trains are a hub of activity, the lifeblood of the city. These rail stations are amazing places. Super busy yet organised and flow smoothly. I really liked the signage, with the various languages. I took a photo of this Electric Town Gate sign, as I like the name so much. So Japanese. I recreated it as a vector image in Adobe Illustrator.
Description: The last time I drew something was 20 years ago. A recent team building exercise was to draw a picture of ‘something’. I thoroughly enjoyed the creativity and wanted to do more. I bought a pen and a pad and drew this barn owl. The satisfaction inspired me to create more and experiment with different styles and mediums. I’ve since experimented with pencil shading and acrylics and some digital art.