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332 'skines by Joseph R Tomlinson

a ceramic artist who became addicted to moleskine sketchbooks...

2010

Feb 7

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burden…

tags: Micron pens

2010

Feb 5

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need to get some rest…

tags: the usual

2010

Feb 4

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another practice for an upcoming project…

tags: Micron and pitt pens

2010

Feb 1

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practice for a project i’ll be starting soon…

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 31

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my entry for Illustration Friday… focused

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 30

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listening to the dead kennedys…

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 29

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the funk is setting in… again

tags: Micron and pitt pens

2010

Jan 28

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model citizen, who got a speeding ticket at 6:35 AM this morning… oops

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 26

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some straight hair this time…

tags: Pitt pens

2010

Jan 25

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more frizzy hair. Bob, our new puppy is part poodle, hence the hair:)

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 24

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i think our new puppy’s hair is influencing my drawings…

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 23

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need to start drawing more, i’ve been taking too many breaks from the pens…

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 21

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didn’t feel like drawing a whole face…

tags: Pitt pens

2010

Jan 19

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back to jury duty…

tags: Micron pens

2010

Jan 18

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can’t sleep…

tags: Micron pens

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recent comments
- kei: Lovely.
- kei: It is a beautiful snow scene.
- renefijten: Nice loose sketch.
- renefijten: We skinnies seem to own a lot of cats…
- renefijten: That was your view through the window, of some posts back?
- renefijten: Marty, the outcome of this Moly-x is fantastic. The artists in your group did some...
- trebor61: As someone who is owned by a cat I appreciate this wonderful drawing. PS my cat likes...
- trebor61: Wow. Your use of colour is fairly coming on. I really like the way the colours seem to...
- trebor61: What great observation. Pigeons the whole world over must sit and annoy people just...
- trebor61: Looks like your area is undergoing lots of developments as well. Just hope you get lots...
- trebor61: Great interplay of light tones.
- renefijten: Excellent drawing, the two tones work well.
- Adolfo Arranz: Marti, this is awesome! A lot of interesting.
- Ziza: 333 posts! What a nice figure - it calls for celebration! Nice pic too!
- Ziza: This looks great - just like old narrow street in Sarajevo. Obvious Maori influence which...
favorite 'skines
- 153 - Place de la Bastille - From a series of Cityscapes
- 133 - Eifel Tower - From a series of Cityscapes
- 126 - Watercolour of Fitzbillies opposite Fitzwilliam
- 118 - Baščaršija - old “Ottoman” quarters of Sarajevo
- 116 - I am picking up watercolour painting again
- 114 - Lorna practicing her handwriting - Watercolour
- 114 - Inna. watercolor on moleskine sketch
- 113 - Delft - the birthplace of Vermeer and my second hometown
- 111 - Prototyping the skyscraper, watercolor moleskine
- 104 - Evening games My daughter in the evening
- 101 - This is a contruction on a dam in Wales
- 100 - Hairful hare - watercolour Who framed Roger Rabbit?
- 100 - Slomo inky
- 98 - Study on photo. The brazilian character called Manuelzão. Watercolor.
- 97 - Edsel - Pastel & Graphite
- 97 - Turning Torso of Malmö last summer
- 97 - Sparrows on an oak tree branch
- 94 - Close-up of the Lloyds Building from a series of Cityscapes
- 94 - Cite Gate, Carcassonne
- 93 - Tsingtao Beer - Another in the Favourite Foods series

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