I bought the classic book on drawing Rendering in Pen and Ink by Arthur L. Guptill some weeks ago. This is one of the exercises. I used one of my nib pens, the Gillott 404. The goal is to learn to control the hand pressure for creating several line widths.
Nicely done!
Thanks!
That looks like a good exercise, Nuno. It turned out pretty too.
xo
I prefer the left side (I started in there). I don’t know if I changed the pressure at the finish or the pen got some dirty but the final lines are wider.
Thank you!
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Thank you very much!
You shoud start a career as a designer / illustrator, that is very cool.
Oh, thanks!
Very delicate! I love it!
I’ll work in a new version with watercolors in the next few days. Thank you!
This is incredible! You did this free hand? Very, very nice!
-Cindy
Yes, I did it. It is a kind of exercise
It is really good. I could probably draw something like that, but would have to do it in pencil because I would make a lot of mistakes and need to erase, again and agian and again. Very brave of you to do it in ink, and very well done!
-Cindy
I’m on board with everyone else–it is very nicely-rendered Victorian swag!
Thank you very much, Lance