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"Bamboo" by Wu Chen (Chinese).
Yuan dynasty.
A.D. 1350.
Album leaf, ink on paper.
16" x 21".
The Collection of the National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan.
Gardner's Art Through the Ages Seventh Edition.
Chapter Twelve: The Art of China.
Figure 12-21.
Ink on moleskine.
Mi esplodi in petto.
Sferri pugni alla mia cassa toracica,
mentre cerco di convincermi che non ci sei.
Consumi il mio fiato,ripetendo frasi di carta pesta,
un minuto prima che arrivi la pioggia.
E come pioggia i fatti colano, scivolano ed evaporano
appena il suono delle tue parole muore,
ad un millimetro dalle tue labbra.
Ti fai sentire nei silenzi, nell'apnea e nei vuoti
E nonostante tutto, sei fatto di vetro.
INK, n. A villainous compound of tannogallate of iron, gum-arabic and
water, chiefly used to facilitate the infection of idiocy and promote
intellectual crime.
From: «THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY» by Ambrose Bierce
Thanks to mquest foto for introducing me to the works of this author!
Image started out as an embossed photo paper colored with alcohol inks. Hue edited. Curves feature used to deepen the Midtones. Repeating pattern created from edited image. Hue/Saturation used to change the image color. Paint.net used for all image edits.
Just a study in texture and contrast via wet sand, a rivulet of water and incoming foam as a slow wave comes to a standstill.
One of the drawings I did for Inktober 2019 - this year Faces as I need practice and coloured inks cos they are cool.