I would have liked to spend more time on this - well, it's probably closer to an Opinicus than to a Gryphon, but I have to do some housework and cook and stuff. It turned out well enough for the time spent. I might add some more composite monsters to this page if I get more time today.
Inktober 6.
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Very, very cool!
ReplyDeleteOkay, now that's an interesting pen. What is it???
ReplyDeleteIt's actually a brush I got at a model store, it has a triangle profiled handle which is a lot easier to handle than most of the tiny brushes.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is! I had to enlarge it to see. I have some really fine drawing nibs. I don't know that I have ever tried using a brush for ink. Maybe I'll give it a shot before this is done.
ReplyDeleteYou get a more free and relaxed line with a quick brush. You also get a lot more potential for disaster but that's part of the excitement.
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I'd love to see what you do with a Series 7 sable brush. <3
ReplyDeletewhat noise does she spake?
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly musical - like the canary like whistling of the whitebreasted sea eagle ending in a throaty purr.
ReplyDeleteJS Rowe I wonder if I've got a Series 7 sable brush..?
ReplyDeleteAlicia Smith
ReplyDeleteI'm betting you do.
I don't have many brushes. I think I've got two sable ones - if I can put my hands on them. One's a tiny 000 and the other, I can't remember, just a smallish one.
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