18 x 26cm Ink & watercolor on Bristol Paper


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Category: Pen & ink
#370
19 x 22cm. Pen & ink, watercolor


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Work in Progress #669
Brush & pen, ink on 22 x 28″ textured canvas.


#668
25 x 18cm. Pen & Ink, Neocolor. Brick by Brick, Wall by Wall. I started working on a 71x58cm pen & ink– on canvas. This is going to take some time.
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Urban sketch transmutation #667
21 18.5cm Pen & Ink.
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#666
28 x 38cm. Ink, watercolor, Neocolor


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#664 Branches & powerlines
10 x 15cm Ink and Neocolor. Sketch for a painting
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#663
14 x 17cm Pen & ink, watercolor


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#662 Self Portrait
20 x 27cm Pen & Ink and Neocolor

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#661
26 x 18cm Human Face. Pen & Ink, watercolor. Another advantage of pen and ink–nibs and India ink: I spent $8.00 the other day on two Derwent Graphik fine liners. With the kind of work I’ve been doing, they’ll be good for maybe 5 or six pieces. A bottle of ink and a 102 nib, if I keep it clean, will last for months, working every day. And the lines are more dynamic and less mechanical.
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