A kinetogram is art created by movement. The Greek root 'kine' means motion or movement, and one of the definitions of 'gram' is "that which is drawn".

The majority of my kinetograms are produced in cars and on boats, while holding a colored pencil and letting the natural motion draw a pattern. The result is a unique "scribble" that represents the turns, bumps, and jumps of the trip. 

I use Faber-Castell, Caran d'Ache, and Prismacolor pencils on LEUCHTTURM1917 notebook paper. For the outlining and shadowing, I primarily use a 12 point Micron pen.