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Did You Follow My Advice Over The Weekend?
Did you follow my advice over the weekend? Did you sketch and then savor the bits that worked out? I couldn’t resist following up my post with a sketch that didn’t work (the likeness is off and the facial features are too elongated), but I love it. I also don’t mind that it’s on […]
Protected: Post-Project Let Down: What To Do About It
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Protected: I Test the COLOR Ink Tombow Fudensuke Pens
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Protected: I Launch a Patreon Site for Sketching and Painting Videos
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Protected: Sketching Faces: When You Feel You’ve Hit A Plateau
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Protected: In Context—Richard’s Elbow
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Fun with Watercolor: Sometimes It’s Best To Use as Little Water as Possible
To finish today’s sketch I used as little water as possible with my watercolors on a non-wet-media paper. This post shows you the ink sketch, the painted face, and then my decision to paint a background of color behind the face. What this post can’t really show you is how much fun I […]
Some Dog Sketches on Canson 180
What better way to test a paper than with some dog sketches on Canson 180? In the sketches today I used a Sailor Fude Fountain pen (containing Platinum Carbon Black ink) and watercolor to make quick sketches from dogs on the Sktchy App. The scans show paper buckling caused by the wet […]
Protected: Working on Canson 180
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Protected: Project Friday: Go Ahead, Paint on Lightweight Drawing Paper
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