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A combination of inspirations here: the fingertip Popcorn brush, fountain pen and a visit to Cheong Soo Pieng's exhibition.
Painting and drawing with Chinese ink is great fun. Drawing inspiration from Cheong Soo Pieng's works which I saw yesterday was a delight.
This has been a fun exploration on many fronts.
Ink and Dagger / Sean McCabe in the era when they still wore the vampire makeup. I think this was in 1997 at the Unitarian Church in Philadelphia. They just had released that first 7 inch. Oh yeah I had to take this photo with strobe lights flashing and that whole deal.
Japanische Tusche und chinesische Aquarellfarbe auf Reispapier / japanese ink and chinese watercolor on rice paper
An exercise from my illustration class.
Drawn with with my left (wrong) hand and coloured quickly in ink.
Oh, and a few doodles with my waterbrush and a some dabs of ink. I find that Parker Quink ink for fountain pens turns fabulous colours when you add water.
Just received my latest shipment from Goulet Pens today. Noodler's Habanero ink, Noodler's Kung Te-Cheng ink (came with a free eyedropper pen & free Kuretake brush pen), Noodler's brush pen in "Galapagos" (so beautiful!!!), Pilot Metropolitan pen with fine nib, and ink samples of Noodler's Blue Ghost, Noodler's Whaleman's Sepia and J. Herbin Stormy Grey (can't wait to see how the gold in it sparkles!)
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Good Morning Smeared and Smudged Family! This month I'm participating in the Cracked and Broken Members Blog Hop and I'm using this festive Behind Digital image. Intentional or not it reminded me of Mardi Gras and while a bit "behind" myself since the celebration was TUESDAY [lol] and still think of this Holy Week as one big celebration!I have chosen to color her in traditional Mardi Gras colors and create a fat book page to crack and embellish. I am using a technique of heating up a thick layer of clear embossing powder, allowing it to cool completely and then cracking it.
Instead of the traditional technique where the whole surface is cracked and then inked, I also embedded a purple webbing in the molten embossing powder. Because the webbing melts when heated, you can see a few areas that I got the heat gun closer to to cause "holes." In one such hole you can see where I cracked the Embossing Powder as well! Today there is no underlying meaning...just a beautiful image and a fun technique! I hope you enjoy!
Be sure to hop to the rest of the Blog Hop Smeared Ink Family!
February Monthly Member Blog HopBlack Dragon | Teresa | Shell | KristyNan | Fiona | Shoni | Rachel | Lisa | JennLeslie Rahye | Leigh | Susan R.
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This vital part of the letterpress applies an even coat of ink to the printing plate. Traditionally printing inks were petroleum based. Today for environmental reasons we use low VOC vegetable based inks almost exclusively.
Noodler's Turquoise, Visconti Turquoise, Private Reserve Arabian Rose, Diamine Presidential blue, JHerbin Vert Reseda, Diamine Midnight.
2008
Ink on paper
3.5x4.5 inches
SOLD
As an exercise in discipline and productivity, I began doing little sketches in a Strathmore pocket sketchpad.
I've been drawing ink bottles in my sketchpad a lot as of late. I suppose the attraction derives from the values created by the varying reflective surfaces of glass and plastic along with the shapes and textures. Fun times drawing this little bugger!
©Ashley Anderson
The general advice seems to be that everyone uses too much ink to start with, but I think I may have overcompensated and not used quite enough.
Close-up of an old ink tablet the calligraphy master shown us. He said that it is roughly 1000 years old!! For this reason his house is a national treasure! He has tens of this things.
Exhibition: 1/28-2/25, 8pm: "ink"
A series of ink-on-mylar drawings by MICHELLE FORNABAI, produced and exhibited for "conceptual acts in concrete." Having premiered at Studio-X Beijing in July 2008, "ink" now travels to Studio-X New York as part of the GSAPP's growing Studio-X Global Network Initiative, the "first truly global network for real-time exchange of projects, people and ideas between regional leadership cities." www.arch.columbia.edu/studiox
Opening Thursday, 1/28, with an international, simulcast conversation between New York and Beijing, featuring:
MICHELLE FORNABAI, Columbia University, GSAPP
JONAS MEKAS, Anthology Film Archives
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, Columbia University, GSAPP
and live, from Beijing:
ERIC XU, Abitare China
QING PAN, The National Art Museum of China
Sponsored by DRY Soda Co. and Original Sin Pear Cider
Photos from the 10th Annual Ink N Iron held at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, Ca on Sunday, June 9th, 2013. Courtesy of California Car Cover.
Looks like some of the dolls went to visit a tattoo studio over the weekend. It's not too surprising that Taiyo, Koji & Akira would get inked...but Koto & Akari didn't seem like the type.
The tattoos are actually transfers from an Easter egg coloring kit. You cut out the decal on the plastic sheet and then scratch it onto whatever you want to put it on. I've sealed the "tattoos" but they can be removed with the magic eraser sponge.