In my last post I showed a bouquet i drew, using a fine liner pen. It looked like this: An ink bouquet When I drew it, I was sure I would splash some watercolour on it. Just putting in some vibrant colours and hope for the best. After it was done, though, I got the…
Continue reading ➞ It became a marker bouquet
Sitting by my work table one day, not quite knowing what to do, I started on a little doodle on my drawing paper. It started with some cars and people, then a palm tree and suddenly there was the ocean as well. It became clear that this was a drawing of one of those warm…
Continue reading ➞ A sunny pastime
I've been reading a book about drawing techniques lately, and one of the assignments was to draw different types of trees. I got very inspired, and decided this would be a day dedicated to tree drawing. Learning to do it as well as possible. So I set to work. First by drawing quick sketches of…
Continue reading ➞ Trees, trees, trees!
To practise my ability to draw people in movement, I thought it would be a nice task to try and draw a soccer player about to kick a ball. It's hard enough to draw a human being sitting or standing still, so I soon noticed the challenges that comes with drawing something in motion. Is…
Continue reading ➞ Soccer sketching
In the recent months I haven't had much time to do long painting sessions. Therefore, I've been doing a lot more sketching and drawing in the time gaps available each day. The other night I used about 30 minutes doing a quick pen and marker sketch. It's based on this drawing which I found randomly…
Continue reading ➞ A pen and marker Winnie
I haven't painted or drawn a lot of animals through the years, which makes me feel very insecure about adding them into the stuff I make. When I've tried to draw them, they end up just like they did in kindergarten with screwed up proportions and way to skinny legs. So to get some practice…
Continue reading ➞ Just a cow being a cow
Another day, another marker drawing. This time I wanted to do a version of a picture we took in Little Italy, Manhattan a few years back. It looked like this: There's no doubt that the focal point in this picture is the teddy bear hanging upside down with a cloth over his/her eyes. That was…
Continue reading ➞ Little Italy, Manhattan
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