I recently spent a fabulous week in the Torbay area and visited the beautiful small town of Brixham with its active fishing harbour. In the harbour is a replica of The Golden Hind, Sir Francis Drakes famous ship. This sketch was with non-permanent ink and a brush with clear water was used to 'pull out' the shaded area's. This is a medium I'm particularly fond of.
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Brixham Harbour
I recently spent a fabulous week in the Torbay area and visited the beautiful small town of Brixham with its active fishing harbour. In the harbour is a replica of The Golden Hind, Sir Francis Drakes famous ship. This sketch was with non-permanent ink and a brush with clear water was used to 'pull out' the shaded area's. This is a medium I'm particularly fond of.
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Nice work John. I use that method sometimes, it's useful for creating areas of tone isn't it. Did you use a Rotring Artpen?
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. Nothing so posh as a Rotring Artpen - just an ordinary non-permanent fine point by Stabilo, but it works quite well.
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