Cluster
inspired by patterns made by the clusters of mussels that can be found on the rocks on the north coast of Cornwall and the colours of the beautiful cornish sea.
More here:
http://www.amystace.com/2011/08/cluster/
November Theme Challenge! The contents of a trashcan
Cluster
inspired by patterns made by the clusters of mussels that can be found on the rocks on the north coast of Cornwall and the colours of the beautiful cornish sea.
More here:
http://www.amystace.com/2011/08/cluster/
Cambodia, Floating Village.
Water pencil and fountain pen on small Moleskine.
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Quick fountain pen portrait sketch of a member of a virtual portrait party. It one of a series that I’m doing to practice drawing with a fountain pen.
Trying to get a grip on drawing with a fountain pen that I got for my birthday, I decided to start doing quick portrait sketches with it on a regular basis (preferably every day). This is one I did of Kate, a member of a virtual portrait party. Her picture in which she’s wearing a striking striped sweater and her description in which she says to be an avid surfer inspired me to give it this twist. Concerning the waves, I tried to add a touch of Hiroshige.
Waiting for the maestro. Another sketch inspired by aspects of Bonnards work as seen in a recent exhibition, particularly an interior scene, perspective, a faithful little (dachshund) dog and a cat demanding attention. It started out as a quick preliminary sketch of this idea I had for a watercolour, but I got a bit carried away drawing with my new fountain pen and eventually decided to just leave it as it is and do a separate watercolour version later on.
I was waiting for a friend after work in First Plaza in Albuquerque, so I decided to draw this tree.
Done with my new Rotring Art Pen (sketch nib, extra fine). My little brother got it for me for my birthday!
I was bored at school.. It was a slow day in class so I decided to sketch and paint out my tool of trade and random things around the classroom.. A tree from outside look like it was peeling, a mac keyboard, a student working on his Flash assignment, and one of my japanese classmate tweaking his work.. Oh and a panorama photo on a wall..
A View of Dubrovnik in hyperperspective with additional Palmer Method specimina (actually a dull pangram) and some adjacent poetry about Dubrovnik by Luko Paljetak