Tag Archives: Tombow pens

Back to Architecture: Chiesa di Ognissanti, Italy

Posted on December 3, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Chiesa di Ognissanti, Florence, Italy. I wanted to draw something comforting last night, and pulled out images from Italy. This is comforting to me — portraits are NOT! This is the “doodle” I did to understand the building relationships. Understanding … Continue reading →

Posted in architecture, art, drawing, painting, pen & ink, process, sketchbook, watercolor | Tagged architect, architecture, art journal, Chiesa di Ognissanti, Daniel Smith watercolors, Heart of Darkness, Italian churches, Matteo Nigetti, Noodlers ink, Platinum Preppy pen, Stillman & Birn, symmetry, Tombow pens | 4 Comments

N is for Nicolaides: A-to-Z Challenge

Posted on April 16, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Continuing on with the technique I learned from Gwenn Seemel, I am still very uncomfortable and yet excited by it. I get lost in it. It allows me to SEE better –through my fingers attached to a pen — or to … Continue reading →

Posted in art, drawing, painting, process, sketchbook | Tagged alala, crow, drawing, Natural Way to Draw, Nicolaides, Pitt pens, sketching, Tombow pens | 4 Comments

D is for Drawing Pens: A-to-Z Challenge

Posted on April 4, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

My favorite drawing pens are Faber Castell Pitt Artist Pens, shown right as the top three pens with their caps off. I love them because they are wonderfully waterproofed India ink, and work best of all the pens on shellacked … Continue reading →

Posted in art, creativity, drawing, journal, painting, process, shellac, sketchbook, watercolor | Tagged Cocoiro pens, drawing pens, painting with pens, Pitt pens, Tombow pens | 19 Comments

#29faces: Week Three Humpday Post

Posted on February 12, 2014 by dkatiepowellart

Starting off with #10, I hate pastels, and was trying them for a class. I was to do faces, but I didn’t want to have to combat pastels and faces. Finally, Lorraine Rigby did such a cool face in the … Continue reading →