Gouache painting of my siberian cat, Mickey-Raccoon, curled up on the side.
(Commission from DanielD for his sister who regularly gives me hand-made ceramic items <3)
Step by step
Art: Mickey-Raccoon (step by step)
Category: art
Art: Payne’s Grey Dragon
For my son’s 16th birthday, I painted a dragon. Adrien wanted me to paint some version of Toothless and Light Fury from the movie series “How to train your dragon”. I had intended to paint them in gouache. But in the meantime I discovered the Sennelier Payne’s Grey ink brushpen.
This is after a digital artwork sketch by William Morris-Julien who is creative director in the video games industry.
Resulting painting framed in white wood. The picture mount hides the birthday greeting.
He liked it well enough.
Art: Red boat on misty lake
I discovered the Sennelier brushpen in Payne’s Grey and was enamoured with its indigo blue.
I used it with a water brushpen on thick watercolour paper. For the boat I used the Geranium Red Kuretake brushpen. And I used my Pentel pocket brushpen in grey for the pier.
(14×21 cm)
Art: inktober2023
I drew again in my small sketchbook Canson art book universal (14×21 cm / 4×6 in), using individually or together a black Pentel brushpen, a grey Pentel Brushpen, Sakura Pigma Micron 003 black fine liner, Kuretake light grey Brush Writer, and a Staedtler 0.3-2.0 black pigment liner.
6 drawings are tributes to Moebius, 4 were Japan-inspired. I had fun doing all of them. It was a bit tough the last week, and for the first time I think, I was counting the days until the end.
