Monday, June 29, 2020
Birdies
The poor dead swallow was drawn from real life and is the first drawing using my 1970s Osmiroid fountain pen with copperplate nib. It's not quite the thing for water colour paper, sadly. I'm still on the search. But it is a nice drawing tool on the right paper.
Carolina chickadee
It was one of my earliest attempts and I still like it more than a lot of the others. It's glued to a cradled panel, 6x6" I think.
More Water Colour Practice
The irises I painted today from real ones in my garden. Hard subject! Not a massive success but not bad for a first try. Mice with berries is a long time favorite theme of mine for whatever reason!
Learning Watercolour
It's haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaard. Why am I torturing myself?!
All are small, many done in Etchr sketchbooks of various sizes.
The dry feel of the Kuretake Bimoji brush pen has set me on an endless journey in search of the perfect inking tools for water colour paper. Now I'm all obsessed with fountain pens! Just what a need, a new expensive collecting habit.
All are small, many done in Etchr sketchbooks of various sizes.
The dry feel of the Kuretake Bimoji brush pen has set me on an endless journey in search of the perfect inking tools for water colour paper. Now I'm all obsessed with fountain pens! Just what a need, a new expensive collecting habit.
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Superb Fairy Wren
8"x 8" on that lovely Arches cotton paper. I must get better at taking photos of my stuff!
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