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Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
The cathedral brings back memories of being child, when I first entered the cathedral as a youngster the colours that surrounded me inside were magnificant. I wanted to bring the colour aspect into the picture but in different way so i used my photography to do this.
Created using a Drawing Pen and combined digitally with a photograph
The model we were supposed to have for this session (one of our regulars, who shall remain nameless) cancelled at short notice. Fortunately Robert was able to find a replacement. Nigel has posed for the group before, but not since I joined them.
I arrived a bit late for the session, just in time to catch the last two minutes of what I think was the first pose (which would make it a 15 minute pose). Rather than start in my usual sketchbook I decided to launch straight in with a charcoal drawing on A3 paper.
I think this was a good move as this enabled me to use a looser style that worked better for what was effectively a very short pose.
Images from 1993 and my Undergrad Figure Drawing class at the University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning (DAAP)
Lunchtime life drawing session at work. 90 seconds, done with zen brush app on iPad (using a 1 pixel brush). I like the way the pen bleeds when i stop moving the stylus - it has a bit of a felt marker feel.
In pen and ink micron pigma #2 india ink on stonehenge paper 15x18
Celebrating a brand new year!
Hey folks, take out your funny hats your magic fireworks and your friends out in the town and stare at the glimmering lights shall we!!
This is the 2nd drawing I did with the newly made walnut ink. Since the ink was too watery for my 1st sketch "Bottles of Walnut Ink", www.flickr.com/photos/49028620@N04/5043027045/in/photostr... I simmered the 10 ounces Marie had given me to 5 ounces. It was much improved. I only had to dip my pen 4 times for this drawing. The color was a darker brown.
This is a quick sketch of my husband John. October 1, 2010
The process of making the walnut ink is documented in 3 watercolors, the most recent: "Making Walnut Ink" www.flickr.com/photos/49028620@N04/5043652380/
These are borrowed and imagined from the figures in the Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting, a classical Chinese text on the art of painting which was printed using woodblock prints in the mid-1600s.
Drawing of Andrew Garfield in The Amazing Spiderman
If anyone is interested in a commission pencil drawing A4 for £10* email me: m.hughes95@hotmail.co.uk
Thankyou :)
This drawing shows the roofs of “Qokang“ (Tibetan Buddhism temple, in Lhasa). The style of this temple is unique. I was impressed by the decorations on roof which have wheel like things with two animals around, all have beautiful golden coding, while the outside of walls are covered by thick carpet.