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Got to messing around with some ink and a brush over the weekend. Been a long time. I want to get back into drawing. Painting too. I miss that stuff. There Are 6 Comments
Nice line work on this one. What Photoshop filter is that, “Dry Brush” or “Ink Outlines?” I went junkin’ this weekend and got some old Mechanix and Outdoorsman-type magazines, lots of great drawings, 2-color work and hand-drawn type in there. Posted by: PJ Chmiel on 12/05/05 at 12:55 PM
Gary’s little arm looks gimpy. Remember, Winsor Newton Series 7 brushes are said to be the best for ink work, although I do not personally endorse squirrel and fox tail for the use of drawing. Posted by: Kurt Halsey on 12/05/05 at 1:48 PM
Does Gary have Mange or Rabies? Posted by: Jerms on 12/06/05 at 10:35 AM
I’ll be considered a heathen for this, but I ditched my Winsor Newton Series 7 and my Pigma brush pens six months ago for my wacom. Everything on my site was done with it and I can tell no discernable difference between my traditional doodles and my digital. Posted by: Ray Frenden on 12/06/05 at 5:52 PM
Windsor and Blah blah blah. A good artist can make magic with his hands, not his tools. I’ll draw everything with a wire-spined aquarium brush. Posted by: ryno on 12/06/05 at 8:55 PM
Oh yeah? Well… I make everything with bundles of stem cells craftily arranged to form an organic uber brush. Posted by: Ray Frenden on 12/07/05 at 5:47 AM
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