Tag Archives: scallop

Patrick’s Shells

Posted on July 19, 2019 by dkatiepowellart

My brother used to bring me shells. He knew what I LOVED. Several of the shells in this old scallop, and the scallop itself, came from him. To hear about classes, follow me on Facebook or check out my new, … Continue reading →

Posted in art journal, creativity, drawing, ink painting, journal, memory, pen & ink, sketchbook, writing | Tagged #artjournal, #artjournaling, #jinhaoshark, #krishnaink, #scallopshell, scallop | Leave a comment

Inktober, 2 Tracey’s Walk

Posted on October 2, 2018 by dkatiepowellart

Tracey Fletcher King shows this lovely walk frequently in images. I love it and wanted to have it on my wall… Now the postcard is winging its way to her instead! Started as a thang for Inktober, but added watercolors, … Continue reading →

Posted in cards, drawing, landscape, virtual sketching, watercolor | Tagged #austrailiabeach, #HahnemühlePostCards, #inktober, #inktober2018, #walktobeach, Austrialia, beach, De Atramentis Document ink, Gamblin Cold Wax Medium, Hahnemühle Post Cards, ocean, Platinum Carbon pen, scallop, shell, shells, sunset, Tracey Fletcher King, watercolor | 2 Comments

Hahnemühle Post Cards, 14, By the Sea

Posted on February 17, 2018 by dkatiepowellart

More postcards…. I want to find more shells to paint… The sand-dollars are from my brother Patrick when he was living on Pismo Beach. Except this one… from another state altogether! Sending this one off to my mom… She saved … Continue reading →

Posted in cards, drawing, memory, painting, pen & ink, watercolor | Tagged #crab, #HahnemühlePostCards, #palmtrees, #sanddollars, #scallops, De Atramentis Document ink, Gamblin Cold Wax Medium, Hahnemühle Post Cards, ocean, palm tree, Platinum Carbon pen, scallop, shell, shells, watercolor | 2 Comments

Challenge: One Book, One Pen, One Month, #4

Posted on July 25, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Last week, the end of this challenge. Oddly, I think I am the only one who did it! No matter; I am developing a drawing habit. Next I take the 75-day challenge from Brenda Swenson. *sigh* I know I will … Continue reading →