It's the third week of Inktober and I'm still keeping my daily drawing habit up. In fact, it's becoming easier, and more and more day, I'm looking forward to the evening, when I can sit down and draw.
Day 15: Dip pen & ink
Day 16: Fineliner pens
Day 17: Pens
Day 18: Dip pen & ink
Day 19: Pens
Day 20:
Day 21: Dip pen & ink
Thoughts and insights:
- Did I mention that I love dip pens?
- Crosshatching is a bit like watercolour - it looks easy and simple, but it's not
- I wish I was better at drawing from imagination and didn't have to rely on reference images
- But then I guess that's part of trying to get into the daily drawing habit
- Because of copyright reasons, it can be really difficult to find reference images for some subjects
- Some drawings therefore just have to remain practice pieces only, without being shared
- But then, not everything always needs to be shared
- It's all about practice in the end
- And about enjoying it
Beautiful sketches and such a variety of subjects. My favourite is the portrait which is amazing. Happy PPF! :D)
ReplyDeleteall are so beautifully drawn!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend and happy PPF,
Elke
wow-these drawings are so finely detailed and proportioned-just amazing!! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous art!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF and weekend xx
Wow, you are really good with pen and ink! Congrats on keeping up with Inktober! Days 16 and 19 are my favorites today ...
ReplyDeleteWow these are amazing. Each one is done so very well.
ReplyDeleteFabulous sketchee, every one!
ReplyDeleteI so respect artist like you who can add such detail. My art always looks sloppy and the longer i work on it the worse it gets.lol I would to make inks like yours maybe one day.
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