Here is my first entry in my book for Moleskine Exchange 50. I wanted to go back to black and white, working with Winsor & Newton India ink, and old love of mine. Here's a close up:
And here is a preview of my entry in Jan Allsopp's book for Moleskine Exchange 48:
11 comments:
As in india ink with a dip pen?
This is great. I gotta get in a group with you sometime!
Thanks Michael!
Yes Chris, it's a dip pen.
This is lovely... speciually the waves. And the next image makes me curious. It reminds me of a Turkish Sultan.
Thank you Kerstin!
Hmm... a Sultan. Perhaps ;)
Beautiful lines...as always! :)
Your art is so beautiful and inspiring.
This is great.I love it.
I am honored to follow you.
You are invited to visit my blog
http://dinasoker.blogspot.com
Best wishes
Dina Soker
Thank you so much Margaret and Dina :)
I am speechless! This is divine. I love ink and dip pens. You are sooo talented. THANK YOU!
Thanks so much Jan. I'm glad you like it so far. Wait till you see the whole thing! I'm really happy with how it's coming out. The second entry is pretty good too :)
Your line work is amazing! What kind of pen are you using these days? Have you ever used a brush with India ink? Check out Paul Pope's work...I think you'd really dig it.
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