No not the poisonous plant from the river bank the 'tastes good as tea' tree...
I picked up some fallen pieces during our Shinrin Yoku walk yesterday, with the intention of making tea.
Some made it to the pot
Some made it to the drawing table..
Alan
Showing posts with label Dip Pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dip Pen. Show all posts
Sunday, May 20, 2018
Sunday, May 7, 2017
Broken Windows ..
A lesson from Peter Sheeler.
This was drawn with a new dip pen that I picked up yesterday. Actually I got four of them for $12 nibs and holders!
This one, the first I tried is awesome, it holds so much ink I did the whole drawing with one 'dip'
Strathmore Watercolour Sketchbook
Sennelier Watercolours
The original looks better 'onest
Alan
This was drawn with a new dip pen that I picked up yesterday. Actually I got four of them for $12 nibs and holders!
This one, the first I tried is awesome, it holds so much ink I did the whole drawing with one 'dip'
Strathmore Watercolour Sketchbook
Sennelier Watercolours
The original looks better 'onest
Alan
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Barn on Elmira Rd
Another from my short drive around the block (about 10km) last weekend.
This one is located on Elmira Rd.
A slightly different approach this time pen (sepia ink) and wash
Same paper as before
C&C always welcome :-)
This one is located on Elmira Rd.
A slightly different approach this time pen (sepia ink) and wash
Same paper as before
C&C always welcome :-)
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Burnt Cove - Tobermory
Last weekend I was at Doug's Cottage in Tobermory.
Weather wise a dreary, windy and rain swept couple of days but in reality a time to chat, laugh and catch up with the occasional walk to 'blow away the cobwebs'.
From the moment I saw the little island just off shore in a sea of shifting ice I knew I had to do more than photograph it.
Here is the result; a small ink and wash on Strathmore 400 8" x 5"mixed media paper.
Not exactly as it was but that's not the point is it, this is what I 'saw' as we sheltered in the cedars out of the wind, waiting for an elusive otter we had seen all to briefly as we approached.
Burnt Cove Tobermory..
Weather wise a dreary, windy and rain swept couple of days but in reality a time to chat, laugh and catch up with the occasional walk to 'blow away the cobwebs'.
From the moment I saw the little island just off shore in a sea of shifting ice I knew I had to do more than photograph it.
Here is the result; a small ink and wash on Strathmore 400 8" x 5"mixed media paper.
Not exactly as it was but that's not the point is it, this is what I 'saw' as we sheltered in the cedars out of the wind, waiting for an elusive otter we had seen all to briefly as we approached.
Burnt Cove Tobermory..
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