#tombow pencils

[skunkes]

$10 walmart friend + what i must imagine to stay sane

[sylvanitchi]

i wasn't sure if i should post just my uzumaki memetchi or the whole spread so im just posting both versions!

[provoked-hamster]

Lately I've really enjoyed watching Trigun and Trigun stampede. So I had to draw Vash I was going for a little bit of his '90s look while matching to his newer style from Trigun stampede

[isbergillustration]

The euphoria of a new very very sharp fine brush liner, & The Walled City

[mmunciee]

a short, hand drawn comic i put together recently. about a lone knight who feels out of touch. thanks for reading!

[deadbeat0club]

I guess we have 2 spirk days now??

[bubblymaika]

I'm still drawing, I swear.

[moomeecore]

sketchbook stuff

[awardenandacrow]

I didn’t get to play with posts on here today (I’m gonna split things up after all, I think, because the one big post feels like a wall of text and I feel like y’all aren’t gonna wanna have to scroll that every time I add to it 😅 for tonight, here’s my newest drawing of Naimeryn at my stopping point for tonight

[lolrel]

I love this little guy! I can imagine him in his own picture book 🦋

[sleepinglionhearts]

How do you get watercolor to look the way it does in your art?

Well, you see, I do it by simply... not using watercolor to begin with!

I use Copic markers - but I'm bad and I don't always use them on proper marker paper.

Alcohol markers have a tendency to bleed through paper real bad, and some paper textures won't allow for optimal blending of the colors. But I think that experimenting with the papers I have - and I have a lot of papers, I'm a chronic stationery buyer - leads to a lot of really interesting results, some of which look a lot like watercolor!

Of the samples of how different paper make the marker look, I like the way the MUSE memo book croquis paper takes the Copic the best. Sure it necessitates putting a paper or using a shitajiki board underneath it to protect the next page, but I think that soft, saturated look is worth it.

I did take a watercolor course while I was in college and I enjoyed it a lot, but I've still got a lot of work to do to be like... as confident with watercolor as I am with markers.

(Copic marker on Pentalic Utility Sketch general use paper, with Sailor shikiori ink in fountain pen for the lines)

[yannleguen]

Finistère

Quimper & Camaret sur Mer

🇫🇷 Lors des fêtes de fin d’année dernière, j’ai pu me balader en Finistère sur sa magnifique côte et dans différentes villes aux vieilles architectures médiévales préservées. Malgré le froid, j’ai pris le temps de réaliser quelques croquis. Voici, quelques dessins plein air de la ville de Quimper et de la tour Vauban à Camaret-sur-Mer. Crayon Tombow B6 sur carnet de croquis A5.

🇬🇧 During the end of year celebrations last year, I was able to walk around Finistère on its magnificent coast and in different towns with preserved old medieval architecture. Despite the cold, I took the time to make some sketches. Here are some outdoor drawings of the town of Quimper and the Vauban tower in Camaret-sur-Mer. Tombow B6 pencil on A5 sketchbook.

[sylvanitchi]

silly doodles

[creepyscritches]

My mom is thinking about picking up watercolor :3 my partner is starting to practice his pen/sketch exercises :3c Even though I didn't go into my initial choice of middle school art ed, I have kept compiling teaching materials, supplies, and teaching strategies for the past decade so it's fun to have two people eager to learn crafts I am FULLY outfitted to supply them w mediums and instruction :'3c

[martamelis]

Night of the Hunter

Pencil, Faber Castell pens, Pelikan ink and Tombow ABT on paper

2023

By Marta Melis

http://martamelis.tumblr.com

[pandakong]

Capypril Day 7 - Drink, just a little sippy because since I already drew a tea infuser last year. Bonus round baby sketch.