Inktober day 14: “Clock”. I had a near-death experience this week (my heart stopped during surgery), so clocks are not 100% my friend anymore. 😀 Micron pen and Pentel brush pen in Moleskine sketchbook. 4″x5″
Inktober day 13: “Guarded”. How I often feel inside when surrounded by people I don’t know. Micron pen in Moleskine sketchbook. 4″x5″
Inktober day 12: “Whale”. This beluga whale and its cousin the narwhal are the only two whales without a dorsal fin (the fin that points upward on the back.) Micron pen and Pentel brush pen in Moleskine sketchbook. 4″x5″
I’m still a day behind on #Inktober. But trying to catch up. Day 11 prompt is “cruel”. I selected rose thorns not because they are awesome self-defense, but because more people catch tetanus from rose thorns while gardening than from any other method. Micron pen on Moleskine sketchbook.
I added some color to the previous drawing, on request. *sold* Inktober day 10: “Flowing”. One of my favorite animals is the Pacific Giant Octopus. Micron pen and Copic markers in Moleskine sketchbook. 4″x5″
Water flowing around one of my favorite animals, the Pacific Giant Octopus. Micron pen in Moleskine sketchbook. 4″ x 5″.
My son is very precious to me. Micron pen, Pentel brush pen, white gel pen, on Strathmore bristol. 10″ x 12.5″. From my own photo.
Precious, which is what my son is to me. Work-in-progress. Micron pen, Pentel brush pen, white gel pen, on Strathmore bristol. 10″ x 12.5″. From my own photo.
Precious, which is what my son is to me. Work-in-progress. Micron pen, Pentel brush pen, white gel pen, on Strathmore bristol. 10″ x 12.5″. From my own photo.
Star. Micron pen, Pentel brush pen, white gel pen, and watercolor on Moleskine sketchbook. From my reference photo taken at the California Academy of Sciences.