To thank the people who attended my mother’s funeral and the people who sent condolences cards, I made and sent (22) homemade cards on watercolor paper, using acrylic paint pens to create three patches of solid colors and a black pen to draw the outline of a monstera leaf in the foreground:
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)
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.
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)
