I made a simpler version of “two cranes on a pine tree” which I drew for a friend last year.
I used black, grey and ink brush pens, drew on a watercolour postcard, and painted a gold outline with a thin brush and liquid gold ink.

I made a simpler version of “two cranes on a pine tree” which I drew for a friend last year.
I used black, grey and ink brush pens, drew on a watercolour postcard, and painted a gold outline with a thin brush and liquid gold ink.
I made another ink drawing of a crane after some Chinese brushwork piece by artist Nanrae.
On a taupe toned paper I used a black ink brush pen, my Kuretake Light Grey and Geranium Red BrushWriters, and applied gold paint with a brush.
Finally, I went back to the piece afterwards to paint the body of the crane with a white ink Kuretake brushpen.
I gave the framed piece to Shadi.
This is an ink drawing of a crane after some Chinese brushwork piece by artist Nanrae.
I used a black ink brush pen, my Kuretake Light Grey and Geranium Red BrushWriters, and applied gold paint with a brush.
Again, Ganesha.
Kuretake Sumi black ink applied with the Black Gold 1/4 flat brush from last year’s October Sketchbox. Geranium Red ink Kuretake brush writer. On a Hahnemühle rough watercolor postcard (230g/m2).
I later sent this to Véro.