a new pen, a 'pen & ink' extra-fine fountain pen, which i wanetd to try out. Using India Black ink (of the same brand), it was interesting, and gave me a lot of control, though the black was not quite as black as in my preferred micron pigma ink. Also, it said that the ink does not bleed with a wash; well, it kind of did, a bit. Oh the edges didn't, they stayed sharp as anything, but the ink itself did muddy the watercolour (which is why i used yellow in this experiment, to see). Yes it's given it a different sort of effect but not quite what i was going for when i mixed the yellow; i waited long enough for the ink to dry though. I liked the pen a lot though, so I'm not ready to cocknify my assessment by saying it don't 'arf pen an' ink. I'll leave that to when I get that ink all over myself one day (as is bound to happen). The picture? Speaks for itself. Cave art.
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23.1.08 20:42
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Seana Gause (6.2.08 17:32) Wow, Pete. This one certainly speaks for itself, and it speaks to me. I love this one. I don't know how I missed the original post, but I've just discovered it. Well done! |
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petescully / Website (7.2.08 23:44) cheers! not sure where it came from though, or the coyote. or the skull either. |
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