Diana Alayon
Diana Alayon
Sketching is an exciting and powerful tool - I use drawing as a primary language for capturing thoughts, exploring ideas, and then sharing those ideas.
I’ll call this a bird-feeder success. Made in Figma with free traces.
Vector Illustration of one of my favorite birds. Who does’t love flamingos and beach sunsets, right?
Vector Illustration of mini me.
Vector illustration of my developer husband. And he is still solving problems.
Vector Illustration of my beloved nephew.
Pastels on white canvas. Advertisement concept for women perfume.
From ladybug to video recorder camera in the 80s. Quick sketching with markers.
From rabbit to car concept. Quick sketching with pencil and markers.
Pastels and white ink pens on black canvas. Human figure, frontal and perspective view.
Pencil technique. Frontal radio of my first car, the good old days.
Paper cuts from magazines forming a chromatic scale with its black and white values.
Pastels and white ink pens on black canvas. Isometric view of a modular kitchen.
Markers on glassine paper. Perspective of a dog-shaped robot.
Markers on glassine paper. Explosion of assembly parts of my Robodoggy. Could not save it from the inclement weather.
Watercolors and markers on white canvas. Not a real model, just my imagination.
Pencil and markers on glassine paper. Axonometric drawing of a pliers. This is how we did it before CAD.
Color pencils on white canvas. Observing geometry shapes in nature. Did you know that many circles, cubes, stars, squares, occur naturally by design?
Markers on glassine paper. In-line skate representation.
Markers on colored canvas. Observing geometry shapes in nature. Did you know that many circles, cubes, stars, squares, occur naturally by design?