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When I heard that J. P. Patches (AKA Chris Wedes) died a couple weeks ago, I decided that I would honor his memory (and all my fond memories of J. P.) by sketching the bronze statue (sculpted by Kevin Pettelle) in the Fremont neighborhood. I finally got out to the statue this morning. It was still festooned with flowers, cards and trinkets from his many fans. (Copic Multiliner SP pen, watercolor, Stillman & Birn sketchbook)

A bonus card for a trade.

Shimmer on green, blue, and hive.

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Art card size 2.5" x 3.5"

Tools: Watercolors, pearlescents, multiliners, white gel pen on 140lb NOT

Status: Gifted

28 x 28cm

Pigment ink - Copic

I liked the first one a lot but traded it so then I thought I'd make myself one. But maybe I'll end up putting this one up for trade, too.

 

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ATC 2.5" x 3.5"

Watercolor (with Niji medium waterbrush), ink (Copic Multiliners 0.03 and 0.05)

Status: Traded

Ugh. This dragon. I was determined to draw a dragon! It took me a lot of tries. I wish I could've done it like those spectacularly detailed ones people usually do. At least mine looks reptilian, lol. The scanner really picked up on the yellow for some reason. I wanted to go for something magical and dreamy, but it didn't turn out that way... The dragon's face is in pearlescents.

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No. 127

Art Card size: 3.5" x 2.5"

Tools: watercolors, pearlescents, multiliners

Paper: Arches NOT

Status: Traded

60 x 60 cm, Copic multiliner, black pigment ink.

the light lines are my prelim drawing using a copic multiliner 0.1 cool grey. i use this rather than pencil because i tend to erase too much. i then go in with a micron 0.1 black pen (if needed i will change the image to meet my desires). so every thing is permanent. more fun this way.

-Work in Progress-

 

I've always loved the way graffiti looks. This is my first attempt at the kind of style I like.

 

Created with my new set of Copic Sketch markers and Copic Multiliners. <3

 

Spells 'Persram', my last name. x3

 

-Please do not use this image without permission-

 

It was REALLY cold last night when I drew my foot.

Looking across Manly harbour past the beach to the ferry terminal. 30th Worldwide Sketchcrawl in the morning.

Moleskine mini volant, copics, copic multiliner

 

Organised chaos is the kitchen bench waiting for me to do the dishes. The breakfast dishes are in the sink,. but the coffee pot and the plastics are still on the bench.

a fun, fast cupcake topper {in this case bundlet} created with Strathmore Artist Watercolor paper, copic multiliner, Luminarte twinkling H20s, sakura waterbrush, Popsicle stick and Aleene's Fast Grab tacky glue.

Watercolor paper

Watercolor pencil

Metallic marker

Metallic gel pen

Copitc multiliner - black

Pssst! Sheer Shimmer Spritz by Tsukineko

Glossy Accents

Glossy Acrylic Spray

 

This was my second drawing in over 20 years.

The colored version of my friend's 6/17 poupee dress up: pupe.ameba.jp/profile/YYBb1mwZXQsP/

 

Trading card sized bristol board, copic multiliners & copic markers

 

I'm doing commissions of these so please comment or mail me for further info.

This is an example of an 8$ simple ink & color commission.

Trying out Daniel Smith's Watercolour Ground (should have used 2 coats). Playing with "bubble effect"(http://quinncreative.wordpress.com/2011/07/17/bubble-background-tutorial/) and airbrush acrylics, Veritas pencil and Conte chalks.

Detail.

  

Uploaded with Darkslide.

 

drew this, put some copic multiliner, but lunchtimes are short (well, you have to eat as well as draw, you see)

The Stamping Ground - solid square, Hampton Art/Studio g - sheep, MFT BB-18 - The Whole Herd, Art Impressions AICS37 - Old Goat Set, Lawn Fawn LF485 - A Birdie Told Me, Create a Smile - speech bubbles, TH Distress inks, Memento ink, Versafine ink, Copic multiliner, Sakura Gelly Roll pen white, Paper Source A6 folded card - eucalyptus

A quick sketch of my desk at work. There are tons of folders and stacks of papers. There's a fresh Pentalic watercolor sketchbook gotta fill up those pages. The entire sketch was done with a Copic Multiliner Pen in Black 0.3

Original 19x22 black Copic multiliner on vellum surface Bristol, Copic neutral grey color wash.

I found this really great old house in Long Beach California's Wilmore district. The house had just been relocated for preservation and is currently in a sad looking state with no landscaping or inhabitants. I liked the house so much I thought it needed a story so I created this view of how the home could have looked in 1907 with John and Mary as the residents and a lovely landscaped yard. The caption would be "John and Mary had been married for just one short year and today they had their first disagreement, having to do with a ride through the muddy streets of Long Beach and the sale of a perfectly good horse"this is part of my Long Beach homes collection.

A tree in Camperdown Memorial Park using my Copic Multiliner in olive colour.

Created for the journal page swap on Milliande's ning site, for the theme of Because, June 2010.

 

Acrylics, Copic markers and multiliners, Prima flowers, misc paper bits, Tim Holtz Stamps, glimmermist, and distress inks. 5x7 inches

 

More: bunnynest.blogspot.com/2010/07/art-and-peeks.html

 

#121 of 365 Daily Drawings

 

Inspiration: I found myself baby-sitting my 3 year old niece for the day

 

Result: Lily napping

 

Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Copic MultiLiner SP 0.03, Platinum Carbon Fountain Pen in a Stillman & Birn Gamma series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2" x 11")

 

Location: Home

 

Note: My niece was feeling under the weather and couldn't attend preschool. The little sweetie spent most of the day napping in a sunny room on the couch beside me as I read. I took the opportunity to practice ...

 

The Copic 0.03 is definitely too small to use outside smooth papers like that of the Epsilon series as the very fine tip catches too much and I'm sure would decrease the life span of the pen. Having said that the Gamma, like the Alpha series from Stillman & Birn take to the fountain pen very well but for my heavily lined work I will stick to the Epsilon and soon to be released Zeta series. I am hopeful that at some point this company will also introduce a smooth surfaced ivory paper for ink. It would be interesting to draw in sepia on ivory....

 

ANYway I am now officially 1/3 of the way through my year long project!

thank god for the blunt, non-brush-tip 1 mm nib

Created for the journal page swap on Milliande's ning site, for the theme of Sultry Summer Nights, June 2010.

 

Acrylics, Copic markers and multiliners, Prima flowers, misc paper bits, zendoodling, distress inks, and bracelet twine. 5x7 inches

  

Pentax ES II, SMC Takumar 1:1,4 / 50mm

 

photo from my first roll of provia 400x (@iso1600)

  

Zentangle drawn on colored cardstock with Copic multiliners. Some areas then bleached white. Then some areas colored with orange and yellow sharpies. Highlights in opaque white gel pen. January 2012

This is the title banner for a project I am working on. I used acrylic paints, inks, Copic markers and Tim Holtz letter masks on Strathmore paper.

©KyraSanders

Just for Fun H2890 - Tree Line & D2939 - Fall Evergreen & J2337 - Gauze Background, Hero Arts JS163 - Artistic Calendar & CG211 - Magical Background, Cats on Appletrees 2115 - Fuchs Edgar & 2114 - Fuchs Ewald, Pink Fresh Studio PFCC0819 - Adore Alpha Set, Papertrey Ink PTD-0091 - By the Numbers, Stamps by Judith B41 - hay pile & C69 -fir branch & C29 - sprig, TH Distress ink, Versafine ink, Versamark ink, Catherine Pooler ink, Copic markers & multiliner, Sharpie, Marabu watercolors, Dr. Ph. Martin’s ink - bleed proof white, Stampamania EP - glacier white & clear high gloss, Canson XL 140 lbs watercolor paper. Page measures : 24cm x 21.4cm / 9 7/16“ x 8 7/16“

A very rough sketch done while waiting for a couple of friends at a cafe in copenhagen. I'm trying to use colored copic multiliners instead of black for some of my sketches, I kinda like the more muted look the drawings get from it.

 

Yesterday the Sydney Sketch Meetup group gathered in Martin Place to draw the big Christmas Tree there. I planned to draw the tree in watercolour only and the background in pen only. However, that made the tree in the background look bare, and it's not, because it's summer here. Hence the colour.

Walking past a McDonalds restaurant the other day, seen a massive fat beast eating like an animal and it got me really annoyed haha!

But I guess he was an inspiration :)

(Single page in sketchbook - A4)

(Copic Multiliner 0.05)

7/29/12 Maple Leaf Park, Seattle (Copic Multiliner SP pen, watercolor, Pentalic sketchbook)

Copic Multiliner and Prismacolour penicls. Spent a lot of the time sharpening the greys.

Stay Crafty With Hero 11/2022

Challenge: the great outsides

 

Hero Arts SUN FLARE WINDOW FANCY DIE DI94

Hero Arts KITTENS IN KIMONOS Stamp Set CM443

Hero Arts KITTENS IN KIMONOS Frame Cuts DI751

Distress Oxide in Tumbled Glass

Tim Holtz DISTRESS MICRO GLAZE Ranger TDA46967

Copic Multiliner

Copic Sketch Markers:

Jacket: R14, R17, R29

Boots: E25, E57

Cat: E81, E84

Prismacolors:

Cat : PC941, PC1084, PC946

Red: PC925, PC924

Ice: PC992, PC1023, PC1060

Pink: PC994, PC929, PC927

Gold Marker

Sakura Gelly Roll Pen in Black and clear

#120 of 365 Daily Drawings

 

Inspiration: Dr. Who

 

Result: Bow Ties are Cool!

 

Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Copic MultiLiner SP 0.03 in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2" x 11")

 

Location: Home

 

Note: My 12 year old son and I have been watching a lot of Dr. Who lately and it's become a running joke around the house to just randomly proclaim that 'bow ties are cool!' I'm sure the owl Doctor has been done a bazillion times before but I just had to get it out of my system :)

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