Showing posts with label moleskin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moleskin. Show all posts
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Oct 25, 2007
Fattening Up for Winter
I had a dream the other night about a bear opening our kitchen window and sticking his nose inside. It's that time of year when the last of the bears are frantically fattening up for winter--their footprints are everywhere in the surrounding woods, and their incidents of breaking and entering are all over the news. It's certainly enough to give anyone nightmares, and the heebie jeebies when taking out the trash at night. I'm hoping any bear that attempts to visit our cabin is the friendly sort.... or at least friendlier than the scary bear in my dream. Henceforth, my friendly doodle bear.
Tis also the time of year that my most frequent client is preparing for snow in their own feverish way. The result--I'm a busy busy bee. Holy graphic design in a hurry. Thank goodness because I could use some new warm wool socks.
Oh, and BTW, I am totally enamored with Pitt Pens. Especially my big fat set of brush tips in every color imaginable. Great fun.
Tis also the time of year that my most frequent client is preparing for snow in their own feverish way. The result--I'm a busy busy bee. Holy graphic design in a hurry. Thank goodness because I could use some new warm wool socks.
Oh, and BTW, I am totally enamored with Pitt Pens. Especially my big fat set of brush tips in every color imaginable. Great fun.
Sep 12, 2007
Bradshaw Moleskin Doodles
Apr 6, 2007
From Russia with love

This is my piece in the Real Illustrators travelling sketchbook. Our very loose theme is 'Travel'
I learned that a small moleskin will take fairly liberal amounts of acrylic washes, caran d'ache, pencil and collage - providing a dry brushed acrylic ground is applied first
Labels:
james bond,
moleskin,
real illustrators,
russia,
SFG,
travelling sketchbook
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