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There he sat, by the overpass bridge, leaning against the light signal post. Beard untrimmed and clothes very worn but he was not dirty. Always looking at the ground instead of the passerbys. The cardboard sign in hand had the word 'HUNGRY" scribbled on it......right below that were two more words..."SEMPER FI". What I did next, when I got beside him at the stop light, is my business....He was a Vietnam Vet.

This had to be done with and ink pen and in my moleskine book...NFS. I couldn't get his face out of my head til I put it in the book...with honor.

7th and Broadway, K.C. Missouri. Prints on www.ThePointedBrush.blogspot.com

Séance croquis du groupe Usk Lorient le 10/11/2023

Aquarelle et encre sur carnet Moleskine

 

Incredible experience sat underneath this pier in a gale with 3 m waves thundering onto beach and the swish of shingle. Salt spray slowly fogged up my glasses. A passing metal detectorist said to be carefull, the tide was coming in. I had to move up the beach and the perspective changed. I was surrounded by sheltering seabirds.

  

Drawn to the sound of aircraft and a pedestrian crossing alarm. I kept having to blow off the dirt settling on my sketchbook.

Natsu spent time collecting sticks outdoors in the garden during outdoor play. Each day, he would hand me a bundle of sticks suggestively to indicate his interest in using them for the class artwork. He was interested in painting them to add to the colourful canvas (scroll back to 098/365).

This week we have begun to try something different - using feathers to draw with ink. The children tentatively dipped the feathers in the ink pot and began to test them out to see how they could form marks. Natsu took his drawing to the next level filling this large A1 sheet. The ink flowed as the feather tip formed these fluid, considered lines. At the end, Natsu decided he had drawn "a fish".

  

Many thanks to the owner of the flat giving me the chance to sketch the city from up here.

Created using Stable Diffusion (SD1.5)

These were fenced in domesticated geese. The wild ones would have flown off as soon as I’d sit down to sketch.

  

Drawn from Gold. I corrected my spelling in Photoshop.

  

Good that I had to stop at this point as my train was coming, the sketch may have been overworked if I had more time.

On Sunday 12th August I’ll be showing and selling my work along with other designers at Hirchhof Fest in Karlsruhe.

 

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an early draft version

‪#‎INKtober‬ ~ Day 7 of 31

 

Cats in SOCKS! ...because fuzzy sock weather has arrived!

Diamine Steel Blue, Ancient Copper, Eau de Nil & Meadow, R&K Alt-Goldgrun & Noodler's Apache Sunset with , Iroshizuku tsutsuji & Platinum Carbon Black on Stillman & Birn, Zeta paper.

  

I shouldn’t have been here. The vineyard owners were whistling up the hill to get my attention.

  

I tried to draw the gardeners and mini 3-wheeler van at a discrete distance but close enough to see enough detail. Just about managed it but the angle isn’t ideal. I wanted to show that the men were bigger than the van. They also wore the same colours in the same places as the van!

  

This building plays with perspective.

  

I’ll be at Lametta in Karlsruhe, pop round for a chat:

Geöffnet am Samstag, den 9. Dezember von 12 bis 20 Uhr.

 

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Drawn with a TWSBI Mini AL with Diamine Golden Brown ink.

  

A trip to the rubbish dump involved waiting in a queue of 35 cars so I was forced to draw something.

Drawn with a Duke Confucius fude fountain pen with Pelikan 4001 Brilliant Black ink

  

The vicar welcomed me and asked how I’m coping with brexit in Germany. He said he unfortunately hasn’t got any continental relatives so has to stick with only his British passport.

Séance du groupe Usk Lorient place Polig Monjarret.

Aquarelle, encre, gouache sur papier naturel format A4

 

Just finished an excellent tour of the castle with a beefeater. While I was drawing this the next beefeater was doing his tour but it was a shouty version.

There wind was blowing so hard, I had to keep blowing the sand settling on my sketchbook every 2 minutes.

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