Showing posts with label Ink drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ink drawing. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 November 2011

IF Vanity




                                                     Size: 12 x 14 cms
                                                     Media: Ink on Paper
                                                     Pen: Lamy Al Star


It's costly to be vain...

Thursday, 17 November 2011

Doodles


                                                              Size: 11 x 19 cms
                                                              Media: Ink on Paper
                                                              Pen: Lamy Fountain pen





                                                 Size: 20 x 16 cms.
                                                 Media: Ink on Paper
                                                 Pens: Sailor Calligraphy, Lamy, Rotring Artpen.


Sometimes its good to leave your comfort zone when drawing and experiment with some doodles...I did a lot of doodling today and here are two of them. I can't really explain in what direction I am going but I suppose Artwork should really speak for itself. I hope posts like this happen on a weekly basis...I'll try and make that happen (or edit the text on this bit out at a later date!!).

Saturday, 12 November 2011

IF Silent

                                                 
                                                       Size: 9 x 16 cms
                                                       Media: Ink on Paper
                                                       Pen: Noodler's Flex Nib Fountain pen



                                                         
                                                       Size: 10 x 16 cms
                                                       Media: Ink on Paper
                                                       Pen: Noodler's Flex Nib Fountain pen


I was not going to write anything with this post as it seemed to fit the theme of ' Silent', but..... (silent pause)......I want to explain my thoughts. I felt that there is a relationship between light and noise and dark and silent, and to try and portray that, I have used a cross-hatching technique which gradually applies more ink to the paper by applying more black ink lines, eliminating the white and therefore eliminating half of the sound. On these experimental drawings, the sound comes in from the right and disappears to the left. This could be reversed I suppose, but in my mind, if I was to draw silence, the page would have been black...... some might think white!

Monday, 24 October 2011

IF Fuel

                                     

                                 Size: 11 x 7 cms
                                 Media: Ink on paper
                                 Pen: Sailor Sapporo Fountain pen


Now that my Art Fuel has arrived I can make this post...Noodler's American Eel Bullet proof black pumped smoothly into my Sailor Sapporo and flowing out of the nib like a slippery fish onto cheap photo copy paper!!