Excellent timing; that can was in my fridge for a week. Next time less lettering. The sound that issued from Mr. Simonon’s throat was not
Category: Physical
Rather on the nose, but everyday is a lot and I’m sleepy but caught up once more.
This prompt reminded me of Dex the tea monk in Psalm for the Wild-Built. I thought about drawing the wagon, but I got rather caught
Dunn recommends trying reflections in Pen & Ink and the reference I found online reminded me of Escher. It’s…interesting. Blurred but high contrast and surprisingly
This prompt left me rather cold, so I leaned into the perfunctory and went with the back-to-back Hazel-Rah. Practice is practice. They were the sort
I want to try this one again, but wearing a tie and leaning on a desk, probably yelling at Fred Flintstone. Maybe white-on-white with a
Trying not to go full on bang or bust with the ink (again), but it’s not looking good. On the bright side, on to the
I need to work on foreshortening. I keep trying to inflict symmetry on perspectives that don’t support it.
Lost in translation. Was nice to have the brush out though. I think I may paint something simple tonight, offset a little of the frustration.
Sisyphus and Corvus, perched in a tree, l-o-n-g-i-n-g… As Ovid tells the tale in his Fasti, one fine day, Apollo was planning to make a
Leaky grey pen, failed white ink test. I think I like the traffic light best. It was in front of the dealership in the reference,
I should add more contour and color but my marker palette is limited and I’m pooped. I think I’m calling this one while I can