#inktober 2 #inktober2015 #drawingwithoutanet I might scan this one later. A Sheathtailed Quetzalflitter erupts from the grass, in pursuit of a dragonfly. A Dragongyp and an Armoured Snorflebeast are unconcerned, they've seen it all before.
Friday, 2 October 2015
#inktober 2 #inktober2015 #drawingwithoutanet I might scan this one later.
#inktober 2 #inktober2015 #drawingwithoutanet I might scan this one later. A Sheathtailed Quetzalflitter erupts from the grass, in pursuit of a dragonfly. A Dragongyp and an Armoured Snorflebeast are unconcerned, they've seen it all before.
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Thank you! Drawing is a trainable skill, though, we must try to get away from this idea of talent being the only thing.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of it, it's just what I say to everyone who says they can't draw...
ReplyDeleteI'll have to have a look, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteLovely inks! Cool characters. And Cute story. <3
ReplyDeleteCan you tell us more about the pen? Like what kind it is. Fountain or cartridge (they call them fountain these days but usually they are cartridge pens)?
They are both fountain pens. They can take either a cartridge or have a reservoir that you fill with ink. One of my favorite writing instruments!
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ReplyDeleteSweet! Thanks! I'm going looking for one of those... Or maybe two. ;`) Jetpens might have them.
This one was handmade in Perth, Western Australia but the nib is German.
ReplyDeleteSo very true, Alicia Smith. While there's some innate talent I think, like any natural talent it requires exercise and challenge to really flourish.
ReplyDeleteLove you stuff.. isn't funny how lines can turn into something anything
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ReplyDeleteStories are our way to homehttps://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a63nLC5nPeXya5ujq8Qf66yD_hV_HKk1zrsfC4B-LPyfxOHJFaq_WqAgr5j11AN7IY6XgkoffEs
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