Showing posts with label pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pen. Show all posts

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Keira Knightley.... Going back to the pen


I don't know why, but whenever I tend to sketch, I really like to use pen. A regular writing pen. It gets messy at times, but I think I seem to know how to control this utensil a bit better whilst drawing. I decided to experiment on Keira Knightley today, not only because I think she is a pretty good actress, but because this is her advertising for Chanel. What an excellent perfume! I'm going to continue with the pen and see what happens....

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Going Green!

I know its a bit late for Earth Day and all, but I don't know what drove me to pick up a GREEN Sharpie Marker. It's weird, sometimes I get these urges to try and do stuff out the of ordinary, and express them through my artwork, but I went with it this time. You may never know what results might bring with these risky chances that you take. I highly recommend it!!
At first, of course, I didn't like it, but I pulled myself through with it and started mixing in different mediums. First I used a regular pen, one that you write with, then I started using a GREEN Sharpie Marker, and then I finished it off with colored pencils. Somewhat satisfied with the end result, but we'll see what happens later....

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Messy Day=Messy Drawing


My mother likes to collect plants and exhibit them around the house. She has a green thumb, so yeah, you can imagine our back yard, too. I decided to skid off my regular style, and try a different approach. Messy basically describes this drawing, and I'm not too sure how I should feel about it. I tried varying the line quality as well as the different approach of colors. I guess yesterday's drawing was intervening with this one today....
The difference however, is obviously the type of paper I used and medium. I went drastic, by using a regular pen, as well as water-soluble crayons. They are pretty fun to use, and you can get a lot of different results with them. I created the water color effect on them, by pushing the colors around with a brush and water. So there you have it...the Peace Lily flower!