Work in progress – pen nib and India ink on paper. Colored version in the works.
Tag: india ink
Many things propagated from the lonely old room in the lonely old house. Beginnings, and lately, endings, too.
Acrylic and India ink in a sketch book.
Blue Woman
These are some sketches (the last two literally sketched and painted in a sketchbook). All very rough, I’m still just messing around with paint. The first two below go together – the second is kind of a close-up detail of the first one and hints at the story.
The last two are sketches for other ones. Acrylics are making my sketchbooks a lot more interesting. And I learn something every time I touch a brush.
I’m feeling a little more confident with the pen nibs, although I need a better way to clean them.
All this lounging is making me sleepy, soooo – goodnight!
Wolfskull Slugs Destroy Flowering Maples
Wolves have black lips.
Wilderness
Painting is the wilderness for me. It’s one of the things on this year’s TODO list. So far, I think I like acrylics more than watercolors. Here’s a gal out enjoying the wilderness (please scroll down to see the scale I’m working at):
Here she is with a dime, for scale:
And, in the spirit of “release, release, release,” here are some other things I worked on today.
Raise no more devils than you can lay down.
A room without a view:
Better The Devil You Know
I apologize for the low quality of my images. All of this stuff looks better in real life. I need to find a solution to my scanner, I think. Happy Illustration Friday.
Pen, India ink and acrylic on illustration board.