Blind Contour Self Portraits (Sketchbook Ideas #15)
You see and experience by doing them that perfectionism does not always yield the most interesting results!
You see and experience by doing them that perfectionism does not always yield the most interesting results!
Try contour and gesture drawing with me and read my insights on the process.
It is so therapeutic and refreshing to spend some time with color when the results do not matter.
Mostly here I am experimenting trying out my new inks together with collage.
In my artist journals lately, mostly I’ve been experimenting with my new ink.
I’m so thankful for this splurge; it is an investment in myself and what I have to say to myself, which feels profoundly symbolic and important.
Many of you asked also for me to link to supplies, because you want to follow along and try the exercises I do. I’m delighted! So here you are.
I hope you’ll sketch a bit alongside me, and we’ll se where it goes.
This is a peak into my process of how I develop my visual language as an artist…
When making black and white collage papers with india ink yesterday, I started liking some of them for their own sake.
Here are the recent pen and ink doodles done in my artist journal, where I try out ideas…
I’ve been exploring some compositional ideas recently in these abstract doodles in my artist’s journal. They are all done in pen and ink…
The above is a collage done out of the condolence cards that were sent regarding my mother’s passing, and the three pieces below were meditations done in pen and ink along with watercolor…