A Strange Wind Blows
Another page in my ‘Uncharted Waters’ sketchbook for the Sketchbook Project 2012.
latest updates: colored pencil
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2011Aug 120
tags: colored pencil | compass | Directions | ink | Pen | prismacolor | Sketchbook Project 2012 | Uncharted Waters | weather | wind -
2011Aug 5
tags: colored pencil | ink | Pen | portrait | sketch | sketchbook | watercolour
Not everyone who gets hit by a drunk driver dies. (2002)
http://neverangie.blogspot.com/2011/03/not-everyone-who-gets-hit-by-drunk.html
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2011Aug 2
tags: colored pencil | fantasy | ink | moleskine | mushrooms
Frontispiece to my big moleskine sketchbook. Ink on the left, colored pencil and graphite on the right.
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2011Jul 22
tags: colored pencil | Doctor Who | ink | moleskine | paint | Pen
Quote from Doctor Who.
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2011Jun 1
tags: colored pencil | ink | May 2011 | Outer Space | Theme Challenge
A ballpoint and colored pencil doodle. A house on the moon would need a climate and vegetation, right?
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2011May 27
tags: art | blood | colored pen | colored pencil | drawing | eye | fece | graphite | hair | handmade | illustration | ink | painting | pastel | sepia | sketchbook | skull | watercolor
The death is beautiful, don’t you think?
Illustration with graphite, colored pen, colored pencil, watercolor, pastel and sepia on handmade sketchbook.
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2011Mar 30
tags: 4 | air | black | blue | colored pencil | DNA | earth | fire | four | green | interlocking | knot | marker | Pen | red | sacred geometry | square | water | yellow
hello ‘skine.art!
I’m happy to announce that after ages of lurking here and loving it, I have finally taken the plunge and created an account. I love the work being shared and am excited to be a part of it all at last. my first post is a two-parter: two different versions of one design I created a little while back.
I’ve been a huge fan of sacred geometry for at least a year or so—seed/egg/flower of life, celtic knotwork, &c.—and decided to combine that with my lifelong love of the number 4 (and, by extension, squares) in a set of interlocking square links.
I like to think of them representing the 4 classical elements: (clockwise from top) Earth, Air, Fire, Water. another interesting reading I discovered is that they seem to represent the 4 base pairs of DNA (GATC) which are the building blocks of life as we know it. naturally, there are many more sets of 4 which could be referenced; and I invite you to choose the one(s) which speak(s) to you.the version on the left was done with a Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen as well as Prismacolor colored pencils; and the version on the right was done with a brush-tip F-C artist pen and colored brush-tip F-C markers.
I hope you enjoy; and I look forward to sharing more of my work in the future.
Cheers,
William
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2011Mar 28
tags: colored pencil | mcron | pencil
the moon isn’t made of cheese at all…
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2011Mar 10
tags: colored pencil | pencil
Mixed emotions..oranje, paars, blauw, geel, rood, groen, en bruin en grijs en groenig geel en roze en lichtblauw en…
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2011Mar 5
tags: colored pencil | pastel | Pen
My mom used to teach at a preschool and one of the kids had a thing for writing animation studio names. He was only like four or five, a pretty smart cookie if you ask me!
