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Boat sketch with black fountain pen... This second picture from a series... ;)

(Into my B4size sketchbook)

Line drawing by Marianne Barnard (M) of Eddie Redmayne as Lili Elbe from The Danish Girl film.

Ink on acid free paper

In a Private Collection, not for sale, no prints available.

Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of US copyright laws.

transformation of a former power plant

Another Zentangle drawing I did this evening, called Crazy For Huggins. Named after the name of the scroll-like pattern that the rest of the designs sit inside.

Ref: D1870-024

Doodle of the unfinished mosque in Rabat. This illustration was used in the Moroccan Night pattern. You can see more detailed doodles at Morrocan Tagine & Moroccan Fountain.

 

Loving my new pen. May collage this one later, not sure.

23日 november 2012 friday

Ink (Platinum Carbon Black, Iroshizuku Fuyu-Syogun and Kiri-Same, Kala Moonstone, Sailor Kin-Mokusei, J. Herbin Bouton D'Or, and Taccia Kanda Kon'ya-cho and Kameido) on Fabriano Bristol.

tekening door Henja Kerkhof

www.henja.nl

  

Kunstmanifestatie Smilde (NL)

photo Nitai

I did a few simple line drawings for pasta cans last year sometime. Let me know if you see any, as we don't have them here in old Blighty :)

Six Anna Laurini faces spotted on a walkabout in Soho, London

February 2016

 

And this is why a Canon F-1 cost so much back in the day, and why so many of us oldsters revere mechanical cameras. Just look at all those tiny machined metal parts. Assembly was all done by hand from close to a thousand components. Each camera had to be put together with extraordinary precision. Amazing. Then again, imagine the engineers who could design a device this complex in such a small footprint. Doubly amazing. Wonder why film camera repair costs so much, have a look. Truly, they don't make things like they used to.

 

I scanned this from a large promotional brochure about the F-1.

"The Little Red Wonder Book;" A First Book of Religion for Little Children by Lewis Gilbert Wilson. Illustrated by Clara E. Atwood. Copyright 1917, The Beacon Press, Boston.

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Monster Meeting '91 Monochromics

two lovely drawings by Eugene Karun, scanned from graphis annual 75|76

This is a pen-and-ink drawing of a Welsh Corgi's eyes.

on behalf of yellow Z architects

5x8 black flair pen on paper

this is a drawing filling most of a 22x30 inch piece of paper

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