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a rough idea for something i want to really start a lot of work on soon. maybe a book? or animated? alot of different ideas and things i have been reading for this project... otherwise, back at college, final year, thinking about alot of that sort of stuff too
Not sure why the scan looks so crap though
This artwork is a part of my new line of figurative art paintings and illustrations. The artwork is exhibited at my solo art-show Fashion Accent You can see more of my fashion inspired artwork at my new website www.fashion-accent.com
Drawn on 75 lb. acid free paper with Micron .01 pen. Shaded with #2 Pencil. Thank you for viewing. Your likes and comments are appreciated.
this week i started my largest doodle so far. it will be 1,50 x 0,90 meters (about 39 x 35 inches - if I coverted correctly) which is the exact size of our livingroom table. this means other things have to be done upon or around it over the next couple of weeks. it reminds me of my 5000-pices-jigsaw-past :D
moleskine, pitt pen
This is my first Illustration Friday offering since our BIG move to South Texas about a month ago. I can't tell you how good it feels to finally be almost set up and ready to rock out some great new work -- well at least attempt to :>
I wasn't really sure what to draw for 'Hoard' and was about to pass this challenge by - until I started unpacking sketchbooks, plant & flower reference books and a HUGE envelope of pressed flowers.
My 'Hoard' offering was right in front of me - I am a hoarder of everything flower-related. I'm also............
full blog post here: atailoredline.blogspot.com/
Line drawings by William John Hopkins.
"The Doers" COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY WILLIAM JOHN HOPKINS
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
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Parker Ruby ink with Lamy Safari fountain pen into my Moleskine Watercolour sketchbook (Large) (50 min)