Illustration to a song, I got somewhere on internet and liked to listen while driving. I got this image in my head, behind a girl is her sorrow, kinda motherly sorrow. Today I found this song on Youtube and read that the woman who sings it made words and music herself. “Again I am standing alone, again I am smoking, mama…”
Really pretty place, some kind of a park with boats and trees along the Belt, I looked at many times. On the way to White Planes, struggling in traffic, it was a moment of happiness. Sepia ink and Faber-Castell colored pencils in my red Moleskine.
Corner with street food cart under the train. Little parking receipt.
View from the car window. Corner of Coney Island Ave and Brighton in Brooklyn. I really miss drawing with Sepia, but pencil is better for quick studies and more discrete. Used Fabriano watercolor book.
Sleeping.
Namiki Falcon with Sepia ink and blue pencil in Moleskine sketchbook.
Typical doorway in Brooklyn. I used Falcon Namiki in Moleskine sketchbook.
Red roofs. Sepia ink, pen, a bit of watercolor in Moleskine WC A4.
Thai food with red chopsticks. I am playing with Namiki Falcon and Sepia ink by Omas, ink from Italy. Little tribute to Thai food we enjoyed.
Marine Park Bridge connecting Brooklyn and Long Island. Sepia ink in watercolor Moleskine and my tools, I used for it. The car is police horse driving car. I suspect I have a secret passion for bridges.
Trying sepia J.Herbin in new book, Hemp Sketch(6×6). I saw someone (on Flickr) in India doing watercolor in Hemp book with effect of a rice paper, so I had to get this book on my yesterday’s trip to Manhattan. But it made in different countries, his in Malasia, so paper is not the same. May be his was Hemp Watercolor? Anyway, tried my new Falcon here.
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