Painted from an old photograph, the story goes that not even a…
Painted from an old photograph, the story goes that not even a fence could hold her in…. again, watercolour wash with Lamp Black pigment.
Painted from an old photograph, the story goes that not even a fence could hold her in…. again, watercolour wash with Lamp Black pigment.
Caleb. This one is done with watercolour wash, Lamp Black pigment.
Have been working on a series of faces and wet graphite. Here is the first one that I’ve liked.
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I’m feeling inspired by Jillian Tamaki’s graphic novel printed with blue ink, This One Summer, and our blue bell walk in the woods on Easter. Carpets of purple blue everywhere! This was done with an animation blue pencil (Prismacolor col-erase pencil, amazing soft lead) Happy Easter, a few days late, everyone!
It’s not a new thing to say by any means, but I’ll say it anyway. I’ve been very busy! Here it is! Finally, the final watercolour painting for Silkie, written by Sandra Horn, published by Cluckett Press. A black and white version is also inside the book. Inside the book are four black and white graphite drawings.
The printed book should be available soon! Exciting!
Girl and the eel work in progress. I’ve laid down initial graphite powder to work up values. Need to finish a watercolour piece, so won’t get back to this for a few days.