
It might pass as rope and knots but the curves in the strands are not right or as they should be. And really is not a complicated subject to try to render (at least I didn't think so).
Here's playing using Derwent Sketching water soluble pencil 8B............sketching out the lines first and then creating a pool of ink on my palette surface and painting on the graphite with a nylon brush for shading and tone. To finalize, I went back over with either my Pilot Prera or Noodler's Flex pen and Lexington Gray ink (it blends in beautifully with graphite sketches).
Using Stillman & Birn Epsilong series journal.
6 comments:
These rope sketches are awesome. Looks like that watercolor pencil appeals to you :-)
I tried drawing ropes once, a few years ago, and made a complete mess of it. The water soluble pencil works very well for you!
Nice sketches of a complex subject!
It's a nice change, Larry. Interesting how graphite can be made water soluble. Thank you for your comment :-))
Thank you Hwee!! I still feel I need more practice. This subject (as well as painting tools) is fun to work.
Thank you Sandy!!!! :-))
Post a Comment