Started this earlier in the week...No real purpose in making it. It was just that I wasn't making anything else, and needed to be. I seem to be back to the dripping pen nib...
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Now this I love. She is beautiful. You should totally frame her.
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers you were mentioning I never even heard of them before.
xoxoxo
this one is excellent too! I love your ink drawings!
ReplyDeleteI looooove this! Excellent use of ink. I wish I had your drawing patience.
ReplyDeletewow....the details are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely , the expression is wonderful. Might be interesting to try with the background less worked so there's no competition with the foreground patterning? Also, something to think about with reproduction for submission to a publication which uses pen and ink...dark areas may tend to fill in.
ReplyDeleteYour black and white art is looking Great!- John
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