Showing posts with label micron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label micron. Show all posts

Saturday, December 21, 2019

snow gate

$60 - 5x7" original watercolour painting with 8x10"mat

I often walk by this little courtyard with it's lovely archway. It's so cute and the recent snowfall makes it more beautiful than ever. I love how the snow contrasts the little black gate, perfect for pen and watercolour.

Tuesday, October 03, 2017

poison!

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$60 - 7x5"original watercolour painting with 8x10"acid-free mat!

Well, Inktober Day 3 and the prompt word is poison! Since I'm on an animal kick I thought this spotted creature was a good choice. Careful... he's angry! 
; )

Friday, September 22, 2017

lunch for 3

$60 - 5x7"original watercolour painting with 8x10"mat

I drew these 3 guys with a strong gestural ink line then added a wash of colourful watercolour paint. I was very selective about what I left white. I wanted to do something a bit different and I'm very happy with the end design. : )

Sunday, December 11, 2016

hand in hand


$40 - 5x7"painting with 8x10"mat ready to pop into a frame.

Here's the drawing I drew while walking down the street. I added lots of watercolour once I got home. : )

Friday, December 09, 2016

past the hot dog stand

$40 - 5x7"painting with 8x10"mat
The walking while drawing sketches are so fun to do. I just draw what I see, impulsively, and hope it works out. Sometimes it does... sometimes it doesn't. Either way the line is nice and loose. At home, I add fresh watercolour.
; )

Monday, November 28, 2016

afternoon stroll

$40  - 5x7"painting with 8x10"mat
Well, my new Micron purple Brush Pen is now my new favourite drawing tool. Also, I'm revisiting my 'walking while drawing' idea. If people can text and walk, why can't I draw and walk! ; ) 
Here are some close-ups.

Saturday, October 01, 2016

Chester the Panda


$50 - 7x5"watercolour painting
Kicking off InkTober with Chester the Panda!

Saturday, December 19, 2015

on holiday

Spent some time at a cafe doing a little people sketching. I used a 6B pencil. Both men were relaxed and I wanted to capture the way they were draped onto their chairs... hence the title of the painting.
Then I added a bit of line work, finding the darks with a Micron Brush pen. After a while, the main fellow put on a scarf which I happily added. 
And of course, I added watercolour. The thing that attracted me to the sketch in the first place was the way the hands, shoe and legs all lined up. It was like a game of Twister! Fun to draw. : )

Friday, November 27, 2015

hand studies with Bibo

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$60 - 9x12"painting
In class this week we did hand studies. The students brought in small cute objects and designed a page of three hands, trying to get some interesting actions happening. This is the demo I did with a Micron 3 pen, watercolour and my adorable friend Bibo the Koala!
close ups - 

Monday, November 23, 2015

every other

$60  5x7"painting with 8x10"mat
I loved drawing this! The cars were flying by on the road along side the train that I was sitting in. Then, I painted it with the same vigour and speed as I drew it. One of my faves. : )

Wednesday, October 07, 2015

hand studies with foxy and Bert

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Bert Available  
$80 - 8x10"painting
Working on hand studies is a lot more fun when I include a few finger puppets!

Sunday, October 04, 2015

cover to cover

Here's my second line drawing for InkTober. I drew this one while at the library and it's so nice to see people with books in front of them, instead of computers! Still working on how to take a photo of a white piece of paper... looking a bit gray but the only alternative is over exposed. Any ideas?
8x10"drawing

Thursday, October 01, 2015

by the tree

In 2009, an awesome artist named James Parker started InkTober. Everyone is welcome to join in and you don't have to post everyday, just whenever you can through the month of October! Here are the very loose 'rules'.
This is my first one, done in micron pen while enjoying this still surprisingly warm weather we are having!
8x10"

Thursday, May 15, 2014

6 of 20 Cards!

I'm in a group art show next weekend! There are about 15 of us, with 10 paintings each. At the cash desk, we sell hand painted cards. Here are a few of mine, which I put into the Strathmore Photo Cards pictured below. I highly recommend these, they look professional and it's easy to put your painting into them.

Saturday, January 18, 2014

door number three

 
I really loved doing the line drawing for this scene. I'm still working with a drawn frame, but letting the image emerge from it in places.
Here are some close ups -