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brush pen & fine point pen

This is from 2015 - Fineliners & brush pen. There are prints available via my website!

Progression 3 of 6. In this one, I focused on the hair some more, his ear, fine tuned the eye and add shading to his face.

Picasso Tablet using Artflow app

Picasso Tablet using Artflow app

fine point pen

digital artwork , on a neonaive,newnaive surealism

This doodle occurred in AP Chemistry, starting with the flower and fern-like leaves in the center. It is a pen drawing and is also available as a print on my art sites (Redbubble, Society6, Fine Art America, Zazzle, and Threadless). Access all sites with this link if you'd like to see: https://linktr.ee/okhismakingart

Digital painting using Art Set of nude model

Fine point pen

Fine point pen

A movement study of legs using a male model. 20 minute initial sketch, five minutes for each following, and a final 15 minute sketch. Time: 1hr Medium: Procreate on Ipad

Fine point pen

Created with a black fine line pen.

Created with a black fine line pen and brush pen

When you run out of pages...

Fine point colored pens

Lines become mountains, trees, plants ...

An octopus I drew a couple months back. Don’t with black Sumi ink and micron pens on white paper

Watercolor and fine liner piece.

Fine point pen

Quick Post-its, A work by Frida Khalo ‘What the Water Gave Me’ 1938.

Practicing in acrylics with the most terrible brushes ever

I took my drawings out into the wild for some glamour shots. I got busted crawling through a flower garden doing so, but the woman was fine with it. I gave her this bunny.

Everyone should do life drawing. We all should be forced to look at people different to us as a mandatory part of education.

I had been attending a one on one class with an artist friend. On our second meeting he taught me how yo draw a portrait with just pen and paper. So there. I drew my first piece for portraiture.

Amanita flavoconia. Drawn with R Esterbrook school fine/firm pen nib and Higgins Yellow & Brown, Winsor & Newton Orange inks.

(fineliner on a 87mm x 139mm postcard) A piece that makes you think more about colour where there is none.