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• #878
Been playing with aquarel paint yesterday. The misses contemplating in the garden.
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• #879
Lovely. Never used aquarel, looks similar to watercolor.
I've been snowed in with work, commute, work and not been near a pencil or pen for an age. The bank holiday will be perfect to sketch something up.
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• #881
Yeah, same thing / interchangeable terms.
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• #882
Ive learned something new today. cheers
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• #883
Haven't posted one of these for a while - taking my daughter to the National Gallery today, she sketched this in 30mins on the train in :0
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• #884
Nice. Hope you both have fun @el_presidente.
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• #885
I can dig out daily sketch group ideas for this thread if that helps? Some forums used to run those.
Copic markers on paper.
Expensive but if you ever want to get alcohol markers they are amazing and it's worth hunting used sets on eBay.
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• #886
This is the first sketch for a series I've been thinking about for a while, mixing everyday city motifs into lace. But I can't make lace so I'm starting with pen and ink.
It's not really worked because the black ink and traditional shape of the streetlamp makes it a bit gothy / art GCSE, but I'm going to persevere and see if I can pull it off
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• #887
@elpresidente👍👍 how did your daughter like national gallery?
And the train sketch is top 👍
@JWestland that's v nice. Yeah get some ideas running.@brokenbetty keep going nothing wrong with a bit gothy 😁
Been playing with fluffy shapes and googley eyes.
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• #888
thanks Rich, I like your flumps ;) We had a great time but my daughter said she preferred the Tate Britain... room after room of classical paintings does overwhelm a bit I guess. It was nice and empty though.
@JWestland my daughter prefers the Ohuhu markers now, apparently they are better than Copic? who knows ;) EDIT apparently Copics are still the best but v expensive, that is why we have Ohuhu ;)
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• #889
her style reminds me a bit of that 80s graffiti character style. stuff like this
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• #890
Tx :)
Yeah they are £££ I built mine up using used sets on eBay, took a while. Getting them all new is really oofffffffff.
But those look great too and nice colourwork from your daughter :)
(my son is lucky he can use mine, hah)
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• #891
OK so the forum that used to post daily sketches is now archived, alas. So I will try my own ideas hope they are ok.
LFGCS (london fixed gear covic sketch) 1: If coronavirus was a person...
No rules or timelimits, let's just keep it easy. Collage on photoshop, pencil, paint, big, small, whatever you fancy, or do your own things.
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• #892
Reminds me of BBC Ooglies, which is a good thing.
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• #893
Just keep going I'd say, nothing wrong with gothy, do you know/feel where the drawing "should go"?
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• #894
yeah, might be worth re-titleing the thread or moving it to another section in LFGSS perhaps? Like daily sketching or something? Dunno, but not sure it is tied to Covid now, so much that it was for us a while back as a nice relief. What do you think @nefarious?
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• #896
Reminds me of Jon Burgerman too
Eg https://www.instagram.com/p/CCrBo_znepx/?igshid=14lgsgb2qe1yj -
• #897
Whatever suits! :)
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• #898
do you know/feel where the drawing "should go"?
Conceptually yes, it needs to look like lace with recognisable but not stereotyped urban shapes in it. I think I need to do some more studies of actual lace first. Or learn to make lace. And maybe try photoshopping a negative version.
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• #899
I've been on the forum a while but only just stumbled across this thread which is a great view. Was having a go at spray painting and vinyl cut stencils. More experimenting to be done ...
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• #900
Thanks 😁 really like Burgerman his doodles on clouds he is doing atm is great silly but cool.
Those two pieces on wood look great Rich.
Sorry to hear about your friend @WimVDD
I call this one "Charlie's Angels"