Pen sketching
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If you’re visiting England, then a very pleasant stroll is along the walkway which follows the Thames at Windsor. Graceful swans with a regal air parade up and down this famous waterway. Artist Al Benge captured the scene with one of his black and white sketches. / “In between feeding the royal swans, it was very enjoyable to sit and sketch the river scene at Windsor. There is something very relaxing about this stretch of water, and i tried to capture the peaceful scene with the familiar pedestrian bridge and old buildings in the background, with a line technique, highlighting blocks of solid blacks and contrasting with more detailed linework.”
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Along the Algarve coast of Portugal, there are some picturesque little villages, clinging to the hillsides of this rocky coastline. Artist Al Benge has the following comments about his artwork. / “My sketchbook was rapidly filling up as I travelled through Portugal on a recent holiday. The little port village of Ferragudo is particularly suitable for sketching, and I chose a pen and ink technique, with colour washes and splatter for texture. At the cafes on the foreshore, tasty sardines were being served, freshly caught from the boats which base their industry here.
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Black pen on paper with digitally coloured background thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
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Polite young lady
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Cheeky little monkey.
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Biro – Ballpoint Sketch I work in pen when sketching / My favourite pens are actually the cheapest! / I like / . – Bic Biros / . – clear tube for fill-in work / *. – Yellow tube for fine work and line work
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Sketch for a large piece ‘Rough Justice’ / I work in pen when sketching / My favourite pens are actually the cheapest! / I like / . – Bic Biros / . – clear tube for fill-in work / . – Yellow tube for fine work and line work
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Biro – Ballpoint sketch of Rob Zombie I work in pen when sketching / My favourite pens are actually the cheapest! / I like / . – Bic Biros / . – clear tube for fill-in work / *. – Yellow tube for fine work and line work
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Ink Sketch
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Pen Sketch / 2008
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Biro – Ballpoint Pen Sketch
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see journal entry
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Design from the ‘What would Lolly do?’ range Insipred by fabric buttons, late nights and rainbow gumboots /
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This is a recent drawing I did of myself for my new website. Pen and pencil on Velum paper. Color in post.
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Pen and Ink and watercolour on arches paper Part of a series of french sketches
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One of those moments where the eyes are fixed and wide awake but the mind has taken a drift to a far away place. Pantone marker & pencil. Take 2 – Digitally coloured
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Original sketch is micron pen on bright white paper. Text is Viner Hand ITC Don’t you have those days when you just want to hold a teddy bear because you know it would understand how you felt. We all feel sad sometimes, but you know what? That’s ok because…. ...Sad is cute! Version 2.0 / Version 3.0 /
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Original sketch is micron pen on bright white paper. Text is Viner Hand ITC Don’t you have those days when you just want to hold a teddy bear because you know it would understand how you felt. We all feel sad sometimes, but you know what? That’s ok because…. ...Sad is cute! Version 1.0 / Version 3.0 /
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See my Paintings at Arts-fine.co.uk
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Black and white, pen and ink.
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I thought I’d try my more original pen sketch of this illustration on a tee.
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While doing a quick sketch of this mule he was basically a good model, standing stock still. He did keep flipping his tail and shaking his head before I focused on the flies annoying him. He also seemed to be staring past, or even through me. I turned and looked over my shoulder, and there was an old wagon… it was then I heard the words; “I’d rather draw wagons than flies.” / I now shook my head. Was this a Mr. Ed of mules? OR, was it me who’d spoken unknowingly out loud? / I sketched the wagon and then added the quote I’d heard at the bottom. I know flys is spelled flies, but didn’t you know mules don’t spell well? It was drawn on a plain 5×8” card and was an experiment in mule whispering. I have also stayed up way past my bedtime to get this card designed appropriately in Photoshop for a RB card layout.
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