Boat and list. Ink and Namiki Falcon pen and Biefang blue brush pen.

Ink on watercolor paper. I used Kuretake H2O, touch of red Kuretake Twin brush and outlined letters with Cocoiro Zig Letter Pen. Distressed edges of the paper. It didn’t fit into the scanner so one side is cropped a little bit. This dancing hair emphasize the wind.

Quick sketch on the boat with Kuretake pens, ink and Uranus rollerball side, white Stabilo pencil on the sail in Moleskine Sketch. Manhattan.

Sketching on the run with my antique triangle pencil.

Inna in April. Ink, I mixed, and Kuretake H20, and 2 green Kuretake pens on aged paper.

Here inking of Liza. It is hard to draw her even she may stay on the same spot for long with day dreaming look. She is the sweetest and very sensitive cat. She likes to talk and answers on every word of yours. She still runs and jumps like she use to, bumping into walls no more. Whenever I am upset she is the first to rub her head against me and lick my hand, looking into my face. Everyone loves her, us, cats, dogs and our friends. I still didn’t catch her kind expression, so more drawings of Liza to come. I used Ink and Kuretake H20.

A little bit too industrial looking street, Ave V in Brooklyn, but for me car compensate for it, white color of this car was shining like morning sun. I used couple of inks and few Kuretake brush pens.

Corner of Ave T in Brooklyn. I had a lot of fun with ink and few Kuretake pens, my fingers still stained from mixing ink. I like this earthy color and left it airy, not too much contrast and minimum color.

Sort of combination of few things, but merely my feelings when I got this envelope in mail. I used ink, 3 of them, Kuretake brushes and new blue brush Bienfang, and tried Aquaflo brush. I wish my scanner would be twice as big. I should let them know and other couple of innovations I will suggest. Paper didn’t fit properly.

This is store at the beginning of Brighton Beach, corner of Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn. If you are in the mood for nice seafood salad or smoked eel, or caviar, or running out of time and hate shopping this store is good for you. Also here is the cheapest sunflower oil, which I like for salad dressings. Here I used ink, few Kuretake pens and decide to outline with delicious Namiki Falcon pen with sepia ink. I like to distress edges of paper, makes it look more vintage, I think.