snail and shell study
black Pigma Micron pen in sketchbook Moleskine
2007
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snail and shell study
black Pigma Micron pen in sketchbook Moleskine
2007
http://goflyingtrtl.blogspot.com/
This is an old fashioned sake shop located in Omiya, Japan. I drew it on my lunch break so I didn’t have a great deal of time. In my work, I often overwork the details and I find that I am timid about using color. This was my attempt to consciously try to break away from these tendencies. I used Pitt Art Pen, Copic Multiliner Pen, and Watercolor.
Drawn from a photograph. Pen in a Moleskine Cahier. More sketches at: http://lifeillustrated.tumblr.com
Beholders.
I had never seen a beholder depicted with facial hair, so I thought I would remedy that. Of course, once I drew one beholder, I had to draw a bunch more to fill up the paper.
Before 2001 I did a sign for JFK, and we where invited to the top of the tower and shown how planes are controlled. Here view from the Air Walk.
in my house, i have this very (hard to use) old phone. So one day i decided to draw it. Sharpie pen and photoshop, this is from before i got my moleskine.
blogged at: http://nelsonjoey.blogspot.com/
Obama Rama- Sound like a fun name for an arcade game or penny slot machines?
Hmm.. I think I should stop trying to paint on a regular Moleskine Sketchbook. It not really getting along with my wet gouache/watercolours very well.. Blech..
Seeds from last year – soon the flowers will be back in full colour. Ink pen in pocket sketchbook.
Soon, soon, soon – time to bring out the sandals again! Ink pen in pocket sketchbook.
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