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Test de colorant bleu dans l'eau.
Exposition modifié sous Photoshop
Blue colourant in water.
Exposition modified with Photoshop
Last flight from Minneapolis to Waterloo, my home airport, upon returning from Urban Sketchers Symposium in Portland. Everyone sleeping, except me.
Hernan Chang, the president of Tattooism South Korea, was in town and I had a chance to watch the talented artist at work at Simon Han's new tattoo studio "Tattooist" in Jeju City, South Korea.
Ink on Watercolor Paper 9"x12"(22.9x30.5). Image slightly cropped due to scanner size.
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This is a hideous, four-armed mutant abomination that can be found deep in dark fetid swamps. It is a deadly predator and should be avoided at all costs, as it has no fear of Man and in fact seems to prefer humans as prey. It is highly reistant to injury, and bullets are largely ineffective against it tough, leathery hide. It has formidable natural weapons. Its upper end in sharp claws for rending flesh, its lower arms in crushing tentacles. Its tongue is over ten feet long, and is capable of injecting a paralytic poison similar in chemical composition to curare. Its mouth is full of razor sharp teeth, and it is capable of devouring prey many times its size. Some suspect this creature may somehow be related to great Cthulhu, but research has been inconclusive.
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I drew this using technical pens, uniball vision pens, Sharpies, markers, brush and ink, and a couple of different nib pens. I'm not sure how long this one took, probably around three hours.
Strange as it sounds, I set out to do a watercolor painting of a Unicorn, and then I realized I couldn't draw a horse to save my life so I drew this monster instead. There are parts of this one I like, parts I don't, but overall I kinda like it :)
Coming soon in Fun Adventure Comics #11 (Nov. 2018.) The first new comic book story I've written in more than 20 years!! Art by Brian Cote.
drawing by a very good friend of mine
She feels a bit desperate now. So, please, if you have some kind words to say - comments are welcome. Thank you!
Рисунки моей хорошей подруги.
Она последнее время что-то захандрила, поэтому ваши добрые комментарии ее порадуют. Спасибо!
Think Ink is my own logo---part of my portfolio branding. It is my original font to represent a larger portfolio than seen here.
Chromatography Test with Fountain Pen Ink
Line of ink drawn on half a coffee filter. Then dipped in water to allow the water to soak up through the filter and line of ink to separate out the colours. From left to right the inks are:
Quink Washable Blue
Quink Blue Black
Quink Black
Pilot Blue (from a disposable Pilot V Pen)
I've now inked it and scanned it. This is actually not so bad as far as they go - there's no massive inking errors, no smears or drops (no winestains!) - the only thing that really bugs me is those eyes, but that is what photoshop is for.
Alcohol ink experiment. Work in progress. This will become a manger scene: L to R:Mary, Jesus, Joseph.