I was working on some India ink drawings with my students a while back and got really excited about the ink effects. I love the greys and blurred edges the ink can create.
Here's a fish in a soda can. He's giving you the cold stare down.
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Dude, don't mess with that fish.
I used to do a lot of pen and ink drawings, but brush/wash drawing is fun and loose. Haven't done much of either lately, though.
Posted by: aquafortis | 11 November 2011 at 03:42 PM
you should get back into it! i bet you could do some of your magic :)
Posted by: amy haney | 16 November 2011 at 07:31 AM