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I’ve drawn this typewriter for the contact page of a website my husband is working on – and I guess typewriters do seem prehistoric compared to new technology, so it seems fitting for this week's Illustration Friday topic 'prehistoric'.

 

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good live music on certain nights.

good ales , well worth a try.

: Dancing figures in chalk at Les Grands Carmes

Illustration/Drawing 2015-16

Mediocre but completed, finished,done! Pen and ink with pencil and paint.

Pages from my A5 sketchbook

pen ink and graphite on paper.

complete with some of my pen and pencil for scale.

55 x 37 cm, indian ink pen, watercolor and coloured pencil on cotton paper

Drawing, Pen and Ink with pencil and paint on 2 ply. Archival materials.

Indian Ink Pen on Cotton Paper | 57 x 38 cm

8" x 10"

Ink on Card Stock

Digital Retouch

 

Revisiting pen drawings I recently came up with this creation. It is very similar to those ink drawings that I did in the series "Brain Wave Playground."

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I wanted to tackle this sort of image again since it is such an involved proccess that can take a week or more to nail down the tangled yet delicate lines. It is also good practice for me when I do drawings such as this, they prime me to do something with more realistic themes or subject matter in future peices. Sort of a way for me to get my anxiety out by just letting my hands dig into the page.

Here I am,

In the night between your stars,

Holding a flower

in my right hand

And a love in my left heart,

Carrying my memories

On the edge of the present.

 

Monica Laura Rapeanu

 

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Another for the charcoal folder.

  

Pen and ink. Watercolor

pen ink and graphite on paper

tucked away from the maddnes is this building.

which I imagine brings joy to the people who say " believe me ,young friend, there is nothing- absolutely nothing, half as much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.

drawing for an exibition | 80 x 45 cm

Part of the series People & Places

420 x 297 mm Moleskine

Indian Ink Pen, Watercolor and Color Pencil - 36 x 26 cm

I wasn't completely happy with the pencil and watercolour drawing of tulips so had a go with my Staedtler Pigment Liner pen. This works as a study, though it is not very evocative of Easter.

The wonderful cover to the book 'Rich Cat Poor Cat' by Bernard Waber, 1963.

scans of my spoonflower designs - i'd like some opinions please! one design, three ways...blogged

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