I don’t normally use inks in art however in this case I felt that it was about time I made some efforts to try this medium. As with all permanent markers be that ink or pen there is a need to be confident and decisive in their use… as mistake and errors are difficult to rectify.
As you can see I chose to use a complex and difficult image to start this study in inks, by using a photo for the basis of my subject. I must admit that I initially struggled with this piece but found it very rewarding even if it did take longer than expected. Using a brush I applied thin layers of ink to the wet paper, without any initial drawings or outline. I used a normal writing Ink rather than artist inks which I did find most refreshing and was surprised by the range of colour that this black ink produced ranging from brown, blue and varying shades of grey. This however was difficult to control despite playing with varying levels of dilution and layers. please feel free to leave your valued comment which are always appreciated.
#18, Ink on paper, 9 x 9 inches approx
Ink painted on paper
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