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Drawn ink straight in...lead free
New session on Ink 'N' Water, I use a green ink drooped form a needle in a bowl of water, then I use the Photoshop to color it.
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Made in much the same way as the Ink Trails experiments. Magnetosphere, with a black and white facelift, runs to audio by the Flashbulb (Kirlian Isles II). For 100 frames, each of the 1000 particles rains ink down onto the paper. If the particle should pass through the paper, it leaves traces of this passage. At the end of the 100 frames, all the geometry collapses onto the paper and then the cycle starts again.
Read about it here.
The printing of each sign is done with high-quality UV inks. The ink is dried with ultraviolet rays right after printing and protects the ink from the sun.
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Ink sketch of some roses I saw. I haven't taken them to color yet but maybe someday. This was done in a moleskine book. These are calle Knockout Roses I am told and are very hardy around Missouri area. They were a brilliant red.
Poem by Tom Lee
The Wrong Hat
It’s not quite what I expected
When I ordered it online
They said that I’d be satisfied
They said I would look fine
The way that they described it
They said that I’d look chic
They said I’d look magnificent
They said I’d look complete
The picture that they advertised
Wasn’t quite like this
I think it was misleading
I think they took the…..mickey
It was ordered for a wedding
(It did get here on time)
It really wouldn’t suit the church
More a pantomime
But it’s too late to replace it
The wedding is today
So I’ll have to go along with it
No matter what they’ll say
But once the ceremony’s done
I’ll put it in a sack
And take it to the Post Office
And send the bugger back!
(And it’s attracting flies!)
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Ink & watercolor.....
When I sat down to paint, I thought I would try to copy another Van Gogh...even though I never ''copy'' but I do interpret...:) But after a few brush strokes, I decided to just 'take off on my own"...:) After all if I did copy him I might have to cut off my ear or something...:)
I picked up the paint brush and went right to it....no pre drawing! I love doing this! It helps me ''get loose'' and lose all the details I think I have to put in...but alas...in the end I could not resist the ink!!!
If you Google Van Gogh's Blue Iris's...you can see the painting....I can't seem to copy/paste it for you here.
Vincent van GoghPost-Impressionist Grand Master Vincent Van Gogh’s “Irises, Saint Remy, 1889,” depicts the garden of the hospital where he spent the last months of his life. Suffering from depression for most of his life, Van Gogh (1853 – 1890) believed he could remain sane by painting and continued to do so while in Saint Remy. This work, the first he created while he was a patient, was influenced by the strong outlines, unusual angles and unconventional coloring of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Selling only one painting in his lifetime, Van Gogh’s “Irises, Saint-Remy” set a world record in 1987 when it sold for $49 million.
October is known as Inktober to a lot of sketchers worldwide. Started by Jake Parker in 2009, the idea is to draw one ink sketch each day during the month and to post it on social media - most notably on Twitter with the hashtag #Inktober or #Inktober 2018. Sounds easy? The basic idea is to stimulate your creative juices and to create positive drawing habits. Not everyone can do the full month, so you do what you can. This is one of my contributions.
My illustration is inspired by a sculpture at the Canadian History Museum known as 'Namaxsala : To travel in a boat together' by Mary Anne Barkhouse (below). Her sculpture derives from a story that her grandfather told her where he helped a wolf cross a treacherous stretch of water in a boat on the west coast of Canada in British Columbia. Namaxsala reflects on human relationships with the natural world. A short video on the making of the sculpture can be found at www.historymuseum.ca/maryannebarkhouse. The setting for the sculpture on the Ottawa River in front of the Parliament Buildings is magnificent. Viewed from inside the museum, it can look as though Namaxsala is right on the river ready to make its own passage.
Octobre est connu comme Inktober auprès de nombreux dessinateurs du monde entier. Lancé par Jake Parker en 2009, l’idée c'est de dessiner une esquisse chaque jour du mois et de l’afficher sur les réseaux sociaux, notamment sur Twitter avec le hashtag #Inktober ou #Inktober 2018. Cela vous semble simple? L'idée de base est de stimuler votre créativité et de créer des habitudes de dessin positives. Tout le monde ne peut pas faire le mois complet, alors vous faites ce que vous pouvez. Voici l'une de mes contributions.
Mon illustration est inspirée d'une sculpture du Musée de l'histoire canadienne appelée «Namaxsala: Voyager ensemble dans un bateau» de Mary Anne Barkhouse (ci-dessous). Sa sculpture provient d'une histoire que son grand-père lui a racontée lorsqu'il a aidé un loup à traverser une étendue d'eau perfide dans un bateau sur la côte ouest du Canada en Colombie-Britannique. Namaxsala réfléchit aux relations humaines avec le monde naturel. Vous trouverez une courte vidéo sur la fabrication de la sculpture à l’adresse www.museedelhistoire.ca/maryannebarkhouse/. L'endroit de la sculpture sur la rivière des Outaouais devant les édifices du Parlement est magnifique. Vu de l’intérieur du musée, on dirait que Namaxsala est au bord de la rivière, prêt à faire son propre passage.
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The jacket doesn't fasten up all of the way, but I love the overall look of this outfit on her.
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New font project based on spencerian style. A pain in the ass.... coming soon, maybe, who knows...
(same one that www.flickr.com/photos/17849178@N00/2282296404/)
Sometimes I have to go back to my ''first love'' which is Pen & Ink
Mostly BALLPOINT pen...:) with a touch of black Pigma ink pen and white Gel.