I fell in love with the image of the two men who created Troublemaker Inks.
Image courtesy of http://www.pennoob.com.
As I said, I am really enjoying slowing down and being interested in the outcome of
the people I am drawing, instead of rushing the challenge just to reach 100 people.
I love Troublemaker Inks as well, though I could not use them in the drawings —
I needed waterproof inks.
I have only one of their lovely inks, and am on a waiting list for others… Such gorgeous inks!
I began drawing the men with light
guidelines, then inked with Super5 Frankfurt. I used the same ink in a waterbrush to add some shading before I used watercolors.
There is something I have to get used to about watercolors on the Bamboo paper — they sit on top of it a bit more than on other Hahnemühle papers. I’ve only watercolored a half-dozen or so, and it may be that I am not as fond of the paper, or that I need practice.
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“Memory is more indelible than ink.”
Anita Loos, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
“I think not….”
Me… why I journal!
Hahnemühle Carnet de Voyage (Hahnemühle Bamboo Journal),
Blackwing pencil, Super5 Frankfurt ink in Pentel Aquash waterbrushes,
Pilot Metropolitan with Super5 Frankfurt ink,
DS Primatek watercolors, and Daniel Smith Watercolors.
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