The ink not being as dark was I want has forced me to work a little more in layers. I don't think these come across as "finished" works of art, but I'm pretty happy with the results. Since they were mostly done on lunchbreak, I had to work fast, and I like the look of fast work.
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Monday, November 12, 2007
Two ink drawings
Here are two sketches I started on lunchbreaks and then worked on a little more at home. These were done with my homemade ink, homemade bamboo pens, brushes, forythia twigs, and crowquill nibs.
The ink not being as dark was I want has forced me to work a little more in layers. I don't think these come across as "finished" works of art, but I'm pretty happy with the results. Since they were mostly done on lunchbreak, I had to work fast, and I like the look of fast work.
Sycamores and Black Walnuts, 16 1/2 x 11 1/2, walnut ink on paper
Gravel Path, 16 1/2 x 11m1/2, walnut ink on paper
The ink not being as dark was I want has forced me to work a little more in layers. I don't think these come across as "finished" works of art, but I'm pretty happy with the results. Since they were mostly done on lunchbreak, I had to work fast, and I like the look of fast work.
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i like the look of fast work too. these are great! i love the thought of drawing "sycamore and black walnuts" out of ink made from black walnuts. very cool.
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