I used a black ink Pentel Brushpen and leaf green Holbein Artists’ gouache which was supplied in the November 2019 Sketchbox.
This was part of a negative space series I did. See the other four.
I used a black ink Pentel Brushpen and leaf green Holbein Artists’ gouache which was supplied in the November 2019 Sketchbox.
This was part of a negative space series I did. See the other four.
In this five-day series, I explored using negative space for the second time. During Inktober this year I used this technique to depict snow and had never been familiar with it.
Black ink Pentel Brushpen and leaf green Holbein Artists’ gouache.
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Grey ink brush pen from Kuretake, black ink Pentel Brushpen and water brushpen to blend and create the mist effect.
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“Nous Toutes”, after artist Malika Favre.
Burnt sienna Holbein Artists’ gouache depicting the silhouette of a woman’s head seen from the side with her head down, the back of which is the silhouette of a shouting man’s head seen from the side.
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Tim Burgess on stage.
Lots of black ink! I used a black 0.05 mm Graphik line maker from Derwent and a black ink Pentel Brushpen.
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Grey ink brush pen from Kuretake, that I layered in place for shadowing, and a touch of burnt sienna Holbein Artists’ gouache for the stains on the fish.
This was fun to paint!
I used leaf green Holbein Artists’ gouache supplied in the November 2019 Sketchbox and a black ink 0.05 mm Graphik line maker from Derwent.
This was part of a Moebius series I did. See the other four.
My first gouache painting and I absolutely loved doing it, and how it came out!
I used only 4 colors (of the five Holbein Artists’ gouache tubes supplied in the November 2019 Sketchbox): burnt sienna, yellow ochre, ivory black and prussian blue.
This was part of a Moebius series I did. See the other four.