13011-sk. Pigma Brush, Ink Sketch on Archival Heavyweight Sketchbook Paper, 8x10 inches.
As a child, I was reprimanded for daydreaming. Today my daydreams morph into paintings.
V. Bridges Hoyt — painting the sauce of Texas.
This 10-minute ink sketch is a study for a larger painting to come.
There is just something really satisfying about doing a quick sketch in ink. Artists must learn to draw without erasing, and ink sketching forces that practice. A quick ink sketch records an artist's first impressions of a subject. My next study of the boy and his dog will be a small watercolor painting. I'll share it in a few days. In the meantime, I am back to commissions and other projects.
As a child, I was reprimanded for daydreaming. Today my daydreams morph into paintings.
Nita, I really admire this sketch! So impromptu and fresh! I can't wait to see your wc version.
ReplyDeleteNita this would make a wonderful painting. Good sketch.
ReplyDeleteLinda