As it is almost Halloween, I thought immediately of a Pumpkin Patch for this prompt. So although it is the wrong growing season here for these orange Jack O'Lantern pumpkins they were colorful and fun to draw. I used Inktense pencils washed to blend hues and tones, then the Staedtler Fineliner pens.
(Pumpkin) Patch by Linda Weil
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This work by GW I am especially pleased about. GW has had no previous experience with ink and she asked for some assistance as without in person classes she was unsure where to begin. I sent her some hints, pen recommendation (Staedtler) and some work sheets on different ways to create tone and texture with pens. She sat down and did some home work then created this patchwork quilt in a log cabin design using each of the different pen widths and types of textures. Clever, innovative and a great idea well executed!
Patch (work quilt) by GW
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OLE also has Halloween on her mind. Once again she has been exploring the ink settings in her drawing program and has created this work based on the character of Sally in Tim Burtons great animation film 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'. You are really starting to excel with this digital work OLE.
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And EM has been out and about enjoying a coffee and crispy (#28) Biscotti - open coffee shops at last! She has used Inktense pencils and black fineliner for this work.
Crispy by EM
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JM has sent in this work that she says could work for two prompts, #25 Splat and #31 Risk - because any fly that buzzes into her kitchen risks getting splatted fairly quickly! She created the work with Inktense pencils, graphite pencil and black ink fineliner. Rather good!
Splat Risk! by JM
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