I saw the Salvation Army bell ringer sketch on the international USK blog. It's even better alongside of its apposing page. The red leading the eye makes it so snappy. Always love your kitties.
It's very nice, Margo, a very VERY fine nib. I'll probably put waterproof ink into it eventually, though I really do like this halftone effect. I got a transparent pen, which I like, so I can see the ink level.
And thanks Dave! It's always nice to experiment.
The left page above is still playing with my three primaries...
Your work is phenomenal. I myself sketched the playground where my little ones romped the other day, but it's nothing as realistic or detailed as yours. WOW.
I saw the Salvation Army bell ringer sketch on the international USK blog. It's even better alongside of its apposing page. The red leading the eye makes it so snappy. Always love your kitties.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Really like the work with the pen you're testing...great sketches.
ReplyDeleteGreat sketches! How do you like the new pen?
ReplyDeleteIt's very nice, Margo, a very VERY fine nib. I'll probably put waterproof ink into it eventually, though I really do like this halftone effect. I got a transparent pen, which I like, so I can see the ink level.
DeleteAnd thanks Dave! It's always nice to experiment.
The left page above is still playing with my three primaries...
Your work is phenomenal. I myself sketched the playground where my little ones romped the other day, but it's nothing as realistic or detailed as yours. WOW.
ReplyDeleteThanks all!
ReplyDeleteLove the red in the first sketches, it really moves you around the spread.
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