while parked i found this very rustic scene.
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Joon43 8:19 pm on October 12, 2008 | #
Nice detail.
Scooby Donkers 10:23 am on October 15, 2008 | #
Your line work is insanely elegant. What pens do you use? Do you begin in pencil? I really hope so, because this (and other stuff of yours) is ridiculous.
I really love the details you choose to leave out.
nemicon 8:28 am on October 16, 2008 | #
tanx! i naturally use pencil for some of my works, but for this drawing (and some more of the pages that i have posted here) i did not use any pencil. im practicing to draw direct using pen…and sometimes i try to use my left hand (trying to get used to draw using left too).
Scooby Donkers 3:29 pm on October 22, 2008 | #
well that’s awesome . . . i think it’s important to have the ability to draw with a pen, with no preliminary work, and it’s certainly relaxing/satisfying to see ink move freely across a fresh page.