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This statue is one of the four seasons on a staircase in the Royal Botanic Gardens. The gum blossoms are flowering up near Macquarie Street and many colours of water lilies are in flower.
Zentangled using Copic multiliners and markers. This is an A2-card-sized envelope. He's heading to the mailbox to carry a smile to someone or anyone along the way.
Lesson for Joanne Sharpe's Letter Love class. Used Copic sepia multiliner, Promarkers and walnut stain.
It was my last working day today - yippee! After work, I had a nice glass of Cinsault (rosé from Languedoc-Roussillon) in a street café while working on a page in one of my bigger Daler&Rowney sketchbooks. Fittingly, the pen was a Copic Multiliner in - Wine!
Here it is, finished at last (I was stuck with it and had put it aside for a long while), but still unshaded.
the pens in pic-- Gelly rolls med point and pilot g-tec-c4 gel pen 0.4mm, (the smallest roller ball nib i have used.. and ZIG multiliner..not yet utilized ,Pentel white...not yet utilized.. on 6 inch square Bristol vellum
A work in progress ..when finished it will be upside down from this perspective, just noticed a jelly fish emerging so i grabbed a capture of it before it slowly swims away...or into a new form...
This 8x10 page is a combination of layered ephemera, doodles, stamps, acrylic paint, neocolor ii's and Copic multiliner pens.
TH/Stampers Anonymous CMS424 - Tiny Text Christmas & CMS392 - Snarky Cat, Stamps by Judith - AA-46 - electric plug & AA-23 - snowflake & AAA-04 - dots, Versafine ink, Versamark marker, Stampamania EP - clear high gloss, Derwent Inktense pencils, Prismacolor pencils, Copic multiliner, Paper Source A6 folded card - paper bag. Paper Source A6 envelope - paper bag, Katzelkraft Mini080 - Ignace le chat, Hero Arts CM379 - Hero Greetings Christmas Messages, Heindesign - tiny snowflake, Rubber Stampede A1054C - Eight Point Star, Versafine ink, Copic multiliner
Brush and ink, acrylic paint, multiliners on 6 inch square bristol vellum, this is a photo, I will replace with a clean scan after i go to the print shop
Coloured drawing (Copic multiliner and watercolour pencils) on aquarell paper (Hahnemühle)
July 2009
Main Railway Station in Berlin
Here, I tried to reproduce (not exactly, but close to original) some greyscale printed photo (on top) of winter landscape with pines and bushes on the horizon line.
Regular printing paper, Copic Multiliner pens: 0.03, 0.05, 0.1
Coloured drawing (Copic multiliner and watercolour pencils) on aquarell paper (Hahnemühle)
September 2009
Jean Nouvel designed this center around the theme of its namesake metro station. The face of the corner building sports an angel composed of countless small dots.
Excerpts from authors Rainer Maria Rilke, Franz Kafka, Gustav Meyrink and Jiri Orten are written in large red letters on the buildings.
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Little girl looking at a star with stars in her eyes.
5.5" x 5.5" Acrylic on scrap panel.
OLYMPUS Digital Camera.
zentangle, micron pens, Zig Millennium pen, and Copic multiliner, pencil shading and Sharpie Ultra Fine Co
lored Markers.
2 NEW Flickr pages--- for actual Photography
one for Analog film photography = www.flickr.com/photos/alkalinesamuraianalog/
and one for Mega Pixels = www.flickr.com/photos/alkaline-digital/
Inks = ZIG multiliner, Gelly Rolls - moon light, glitter and metallic, Copic brush tip- cool grey tones C-1 thru C-7 on a4 paper, Drawing size is same as actual subject matter (or as close as possible) tho the turtle ducks are exempt, as they can be all sizes !
Selbst gebundenes Skizzenbuch 15,3 x 14,7 cm
Copic Multiliner 0,3, Pentel Colorbrush Light Grey, Polycromos in Weiß, Rot und Grau, Stabilotone Farbstifte in Rot und Blau
Original art, Copic Sepia multiliner, Copic and Prismacolor markers, Moleskine sketchbook.
I’ve been a long time digital artists, working almost exclusively in photoshop to create my art. It’s interesting how life can change though, migraines and other chronic illness problems have made sitting at a computer and looking a screens difficult. I’ve much preferred traditional medias of late, and feel a great adversity has also allowed me to explore some other parts of myself.
Some of my favorite sketching tools. Shown left to right are a Lamy Safari fountain pen, a Kuretake Zig Clean Color Real Brush marker, my mint tin watercolor box, a Kuretake waterbrush and a Lamy Nexx fountain pen. See blog post: tina-koyama.blogspot.com/2013/03/metasketching-weather.html (sketched with Copic Multiliner SP pen, watercolor, Stillman & Birn sketchbook)