wonderful stuff all around... but, that is your standard. Feel like I am making art in slow motion when I look at your stuff.. I really dig the cat with the long tail. and the polo ponies..
I am guessing that you use some sort of water resistant ink if you are doing your watercolors over your drawings...I was wondering what brand of pen that might be. you get a great effect from that...
GOGOPEDRO, THe black ink and black brush pen ink are water resistant. The brush pen is a Pentel Brush Pen. The black ink is a generic Uni-ball office pen.
The sepia and blue ink are fountain pen inks and those are water soluble. I usually paint first before adding the ink lines, when I use the water soluble inks. :)
GOGOPEDRO, THe black ink and black brush pen ink are water resistant. The brush pen is a Pentel Brush Pen. The black ink is a generic Uni-ball office pen.
The sepia and blue ink are fountain pen inks and those are water soluble. I usually paint first before adding the ink lines, when I use the water soluble inks. :)
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You have some nice loose sketches here. And I can't get enough of your little icecream cone guy. I just love his attitude.
wonderful stuff all around...
but, that is your standard. Feel like I am making art in slow motion when I look at your stuff..
I really dig the cat with the long tail. and the polo ponies..
I am guessing that you use some sort of water resistant ink if you are doing your watercolors over your drawings...I was wondering what brand of pen that might be. you get a great effect from that...
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THank you both. :)
GOGOPEDRO,
THe black ink and black brush pen ink are water resistant. The brush pen is a Pentel Brush Pen. The black ink is a generic Uni-ball office pen.
The sepia and blue ink are fountain pen inks and those are water soluble. I usually paint first before adding the ink lines, when I use the water soluble inks. :)
THank you both. :)
GOGOPEDRO,
THe black ink and black brush pen ink are water resistant. The brush pen is a Pentel Brush Pen. The black ink is a generic Uni-ball office pen.
The sepia and blue ink are fountain pen inks and those are water soluble. I usually paint first before adding the ink lines, when I use the water soluble inks. :)
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