Rabbit, A Day at the Beach, Altered Adverts

A page from a sketchbook, I used markers for colouring.

Doodlewash - Beach, Strawberries and Hats.

Altered vintage adverts. The faces were painted on a tablet.

Happy Paint Party Friday

Moleskine Sketchbook [the last pages]

collage, wax, watercolour, white pen 

[the nib has gone funny so the ink comes gushing out all at once]

I got two kinds of  pens for my birthday, some were posca pens, I did the doodle above to try them out

watercolours and pencil

promarkers, liner pen and watercolours

collage, watercolours

Pages from Sketchbook 30

I used Promarker pens and a liner pen in a Moleskine sketchbook

and probably some brush pens in these circles

Robin and Doodles

A robin created on a tablet, a Samsung galaxy note, with a photograph for a background.

Two pages from sketchbook 26, I used promarker pens for the one above and brusho inks and pen for the picture below. I also textured the page with newspaper.

Pages from Sketchbook 30

I drew around some card packaging for the faces, it had holes in - just right for the eyes.

I used promarker pens for the colour on these pages of this moleskine sketchbook

Pages from Sketchbook 30

Pages from sketchbook 30, the little moleskine.

I used liner pens, promarker pens and brush pens.

Sketchbook Pages

One page from sketchbook 26 - patterns with pens, probably promarkers. This sketchbook is A4 size while the pictures below are from a smaller sketchbook [8x5"], a moleskine. The moleskine [no 30] has much better paper than the book above. I can't remember what make the book above is...but it was cheap. And as I fill a lot of books, cheap sometimes wins over quality. The one thing I do like about it though is that it is bigger than the moleskine. Also with a cheap book I don't mind ripping the odd page out if the drawing is too awful but I wouldn't like to that with the moleskine.

Elephant Sketch

I used letraset promarkers to colour and a liner pen for the outlines.

The first page of my moleskine sketchbook

More Sweets [SC]

Two more pictures for the Sketchbook Challenge - Sweets.

For the top one I made a pattern and used promarker pens to colour in and on the bottom one I used a mixture of things - collaged paper [under the sweet shapes], watercolours, wax crayon, watersoluble crayon, liner pen.

Sweet Tree [SC]

I've not done anything recently for the Sketchbook Challenge so I thought I would give it a go yesterday.

The theme this month is 'Sweets! Sugar and spice and all things nice'.

I don't know why but a tree with sweets growing on it came into my mind, so that is what I did.

Pages from Sketchbook 26

I've textured all the pages first with newspaper/magazine transfer, then applied watercolour over. I used liner pen, brush pens and promarker pens for the drawings on top.

Mixed Media Houses

 Houses [pen liner and promarkers] on a textured page, painted with watercolours

Chef

Another page from sketchbook 24.

Pen liner and promarker pens

ix more pages from Sketchbook 24

promarker pens and liners

brush pens and liners

the snake and flowery ones are watercolours and pen

not sure about this one [brush pens]

Sketchbook 24 - 5 more pages

brush pen doodle

pen, watercolour and collaged house

watercolours

watercolours, pen, brush pens

promarker pens and liner pen