This was the second part of one of the assigned pieces to be created in a particular portfolio. (Portfolio to get into a 3D animation proram) The objective was to draw a room with a peron in it. (Portflio Perspective #1) and then draw the room from the individual within the pictures point of view. This drawing is done in pencil. It is a line drawing as require by the college. Constructive criticsm welcome.

Brown ink pen onto found board. 240mm x 216mm wide

'Untitled'. 0.1pt fine liner ink pen onto paper. June 2010.

by Vincent Lloyd

Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.

Blogged about on limegreencardi.blogspot.com/

Part of a mini collaboration

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Scanned content of my sketchbook.

9.5" high x 6" wide

Sometimes you just start drawing in the wrong damn place. I pass it off as "interesting and non-traditional composition."

quick illustration sketches for the SPCA

a self portrait i did. (even though i kind of look like peter pan ha)

'and sometimes, the only thing to do is to be brave.'

From the Archilations series.

Eight-Ball With Dulce. Ink (Platinum Carbon Black) applied by fountain pen on Bristol Smooth.

Sketchbook page of bird observations.

Winter, 2008.

Made with Processing. These are experiments in simple catmull-rom curves aligned in a grid. They remind me of asemic writing and some of Henri Michaux's drawings and paintings.

by Kester Hackney

Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.

based on a doodle from when I was in drivers training. I'll give you a hint-- there are people driving now who weren't born while I was in this class.

the plan is to use black wax resist over the black lines. the koi's body will be glazed brushed-on and imprecise. the bubbles will be bright and poppy.

The gift of a pen

Portrait Art - by Artist Anikartick,India

First drawing in ages - slowly trying to get the pen moving again...

One of the challenges from the "75 ways to draw more" group

art in the village customers

Karen from One Girl Circus drew me a fabulous line drawing that will be placed inside the booklet of Figgy's newest pattern. LOVE IT!

An Andean rodent grown for its meat and fur (but is also kept as a pet) rendered in ink.

From the Archilations series.

In 1984 Alan Burridge changed the Motorheadbangers format to A5 from A4 so I changed my drawing style to fit the smaller page format - abandoning the 0.25mm Rotring pen and using a 0.5mm nib exclusively.

Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.

Large and black

Photo from our group show which was part of the Open Quarter 2014.

a robert searle illustration for kildare dobbs' the great fur opera, annals of the hudson's bay company 1670-1970.

These designs were based on blind continuous line drawings I did of Oxford's doors and windows on my journey to work on the bus.

I thought the line drawings resembled Bethlehem so converted the line drawings into designs for Christmas Cards.

If you like this image you can purchase it as a card or print on my online shop at patsyjennings.redbubble.com

I am all about the colorful sometimes...this I made a long time ago when my daughter was little, little...and I just started getting into gardening...

Read more about how I learnt to draw on the blog here: www.cathryncook.co.uk/blog/2011/01/the-year-i-learnt-to-d...

(Illustration by Maggie Sivit)

1 min gesture

Soon to be stitched onto a teatowel at my first Mikes Stitching night on Sunday. Yay! More...

I wasn't happy with the blockier style of this strip and soon switched back to finer detail nibs, but I quite like the "Blam" frame on this page.