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I have two wallets. The black one is the everyday one, with credit cards, stamps, receipts and all that junk. The little blue one is made from ikat cloth and I bought it in Ubud in Bali probably the first time I went there about 25 years ago. I always use it in situations when I don't want to take my credit cards and valuables.
I used watercolour pencils for this one as I needed them to draw the cloth.
“Keep your thoughts positive because your thoughts become your words. Keep your words positive because your words become your behavior. Keep your behavior positive because your behavior becomes your habits. Keep your habits positive because your habits become your values. Keep your values positive because your values become your destiny.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
The Pitt ink does not dissolve the black outlines drawn with Copic multiliners, so they are quite compatible and a good combo for mixed media projects. By contrast, the outline and letters drawn with the Rotring Art Sketching Pen are not water-resistant at all and immediately smear and pollute the Pitt ink washes (sample on upper right corner).
My goal here was to simulate the effect of shallow depth of field (closer part should look as it's out of focus). I had no actual model, therefore, to simulate this effect, I had to use my knowledge of math and optics - point spread functions, Gaussian spread and so on.
3×3 inch (75×75 mm) ink drawing, stippling technique, using 0.03 and 0.1 Copic Multiliner pens.
I also can tell, that "0.03mm" label does not reflect an actual width of line on regular drawing paper - it's something like 0.2mm on regular paper and 0.1mm on glossy paper and film.
PTI 2572 - Happy Harlequin, MFT-752 - Bottlecap Letters, Lawn Fawn LF1040 - Rooting for You, Sizzix/TH Alterations EF 656644 - woodgrain, TH Distress ink, TH Distress Oxide inks, Colorbox pigment ink, Versamark ink, Wink of Stella pen clear, Copic markers, Copic Multiliner, Paper Source A6 folded card - chocolate
Beer mug hand drawn by me. Sentiment: Today I’ll open a keg for you
Art Journal Week 8: Found Poetry
(I just snipped a little bit from anything I could find until I got tired of snipping, then I made a poem from as much of it as I could -- there were 3 words left over. Heh. Gesso, paint, Copic multiliner.)
"Missing"
From the abstract to just special
These two must know still more
It's black inside that sour circle
You can bring on mirrors corralled,
Fling down the hammer,
Shoot nothing.
Learn different and more:
Repeat.
Simon Says Cling Stamp DRAWN Flower sss102125 Let's Connect *
Therm O Web Gina K Designs MASKING MAGIC Mask Paper 18123
Copics and highlighting beyond the butterflies with Copic 0
Copic Multiliner for the dotting
sentiment by Simon Says Clear Stamps BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLIES sss202086
This is the back of one of the towers that flank The Face at Luna Park. It is a rabid female rabbit-monster.
Recollections 608916 - Flying Pig Cube, Stamps by Judith AAA-185-HK - Clover & AA-47 - Shamrock, TH/Sizzix 665207 - Alphanumeric Stretch Lower & Numbers, MFT-393 - Little Letters, TH Distress ink, Memento ink, Copic markers & multiliner, Sakura Gelly Roll pen, Wink of Stella pen, glitter tape, Neenah Classic Crest 110 lbs card stock - solar white for custom slimline card 4” x 8 1/2”, #10 envelope, Hero Arts F4907 - Heart Flower Border
A few scribbles to show what it does. Plenty variation available, but not much good for solid straight lines.
This delicious cocktail I had last night at Barbara's farewell. Barbara is the organiser of the Sydney Sketch Meetip Group and she's in her way back to the USA. Multiliner and Prismacolours.
Egg on left: purple lines were drawn with a 0.2mm Pigma Micron 005; turquoise lines were drawn with a 0.3mm Copic Multiliner SP. Both of these pens use a fiber tip nib. The design of the Pigma Micron is such that overtime the tip does not mushroom as much as the Copic Multiliner SP. Less of the Micron's tip extends past its metal tip sleeve.
Egg on right: lines drawn with a 0.18 mm Koh-i-noor Rapidograph. These technical pens use all metal nibs (and tips).
Het leven is een reeks van gebroken cirkels / Life is a series of broken circles.
Christmas day zen doodle.
Did the wash at home. This is on Market Street, looking up Stockton with the tunnel under the hill in the distance there. I had just been to the Virgin Megastore for the last time; it is closing down, unsurprisingly - all the ones in the UK changed to Zavvi a couple of years ago and now Zavvi too has vanished. Virgin is behind that lamp-post there.
Enjoyed drawing this one a lot. Used a copic multiliner and it was nicer than the microns I was using the previous day.
Drawn on Bristol in Copic multiliners and Micron pens. Colored with watercolor pencils.
This was part of a flower series that seems to have fizzled out. I forgot to take a picture of the black and white zen before I colored it.
July 2012
Zomertuin / Summer Garden.
Sketched sitting by my bicycle on a cycle way in Amsterdamse Bos looking to the gardens of the houses along Pastor J W Brouwerslaan, Amstelveen.
Archigrande Notebook (never leave home without one).
Copic Multiliner 0.03 Pen.
Pigma Micron, various colours, Pens. Zig Clean Color Real Brush (for the water colours).
Pental Water Brush.
The door is the west door of Palazzo Borghese. Right opposite my front door when I lived in Rome, back when.
Penny Black 40-017 - loving and hugging, MFT ST-99 - Cloud, MFT-1294 - Congrats, MFT-1884 - Love Speech Bubbles, Impression Obsession DIE068-A - clouds, Create a Smile - Lovely Tags M, Oriental Trading Co - Brush Stroke Alphabet, Memento ink, Versamark ink, TH Distress ink, Ranger EP - Queen‘s Gold, Copic markers & multiliner, Sakura Gelly Roll pen, Wink of Stella pen, Recollections Chunky Glitter - Coral Hearts, Advantus Glitter Shapes - Sparkly Unicorn, Provo Craft Art Accentz 17-1132 - Bradletz Love, upcycled clear packaging film, Paper Source A6 folded card - pure white
Looking across the water of Rozelle Bay with the White Bay Power Station (defunct) in the background. Copic Multiliner and Prismacolour pencils on toned paper.
Hero Arts F5279 - Dancing Mouse, CTMH D1668 - Charming Cascades Flair, MFT-1137 - celebrate, Versafine ink, Ranger Adirondack ink, Copic Multiliner, Paper Source A6 folded card - pure white
Marketing Illustration of proposed church design for fundraising. Copic Multiliner drawing with Photoshop color.
For details, please visit my blog, Paper Pursuits: barspaperpursuits.blogspot.com
Die-namics: Happy Birthday Script
Stencils: Big Balloon
Dye Ink: Tickled Pink, Summer Splash, Coral Crush
MFT Card Stock/Specialty Papers: Sweet Tooth, Milk Chocolate
Supplies/Tools: foam mounting tape, Smart Grid Paper Pad
Other: Die-cutting machine, paper cutter, Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, Multi Medium Matte Glue, Precision Tip Glue Applicator Bottle, QuickStik Pick-up Tool, Mini Ink Blending Tool, Mini Ink Blending Foam Pads, Scor-Buddy, glitter enamel dots, brown Copic Multiliner, spray adhesive
Gerda Steiner Designs GSD633 - wheek, wheek, wheek, Stamps by Judith G-139 - medium cardbord box, Hero Arts S5050 - wavy leaf pattern, Memento ink, Versafine ink, TH Distress ink, Copic markers & multiliner, Paper Source A6 folded card - chartreuse
Copic multiliner .05 / Ristretto Roasters / NoPo / PDX
Suck a Cheetah's Dick animated video
1000 faces (and other stuff) project
drawn in the 'luke's shoes' moleskine cahier book: the best shoe yet, i want a pair!!
Drawn in the "Luke's Shoes" Moleskine cahier. All shoes in this book are drawn in copic multiliner, monochrome (no wash). I also drew this shoe in colour in a different sketchbook...