Grinding the ink always seems like a bit of a chore when you're dying to get drawing, but once the lovely smell of pine starts to come off it, it's really good.
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Showing posts with label Crowquill drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crowquill drawing. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Page Two, crowquill pen and Chinese stick ink
Today I managed to fit in some art in a fairly busy day. Crowquill, that is dip, pen, the tiniest one I have, dipped in Chinese fresh-ground ink. Just a quick drawing of the patio seen from where I was sitting. It's page two of the Little Art Book. White paper, but shows blue on here for some reason.
Grinding the ink always seems like a bit of a chore when you're dying to get drawing, but once the lovely smell of pine starts to come off it, it's really good.
Grinding the ink always seems like a bit of a chore when you're dying to get drawing, but once the lovely smell of pine starts to come off it, it's really good.
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