Hibiscus flower because summer is coming!? I think, its still cold and just raining here..
Coloured Pencils, Pen and Ink.
Tag: hibiscus
Poodle Pin up
I liked her so much I finished her. The hair took the longest to do, but I’m really happy with how much they remind me of cinnamon buns. I kind of wish she had feet, but when I tried drawing them in, they just wouldn’t.
Prints are available here.
Adobe Illustrator CS3
Reach for the Sun
Saw this little beauty reaching for the light when I got home today.
I think I’ll have to get rid of this plant though, seeing as it’s poisonous to cats, and Eevee has already punched it (getting pollen on her paws). I don’t want it accidentally killing my jellybean.
Felicia
So everything with skulls, bones, and flowers like this I think I’m simply going to name with human names.
Just a human skull, with some greenery and hibiscus and plumeria flowers.
I suppose this would translate well as a tattoo design.
Pan Watercolours, Pentel Brush Pen, Dr. Ph Martin’s White Ink, Kuretake Brush Pens.
Hibiscus
Just a quick little painting of some hibiscus flowers.
Kuretake Brush Pens, and water.
Kuretake Brush Pen Review
So I recently purchased a pack of 12 of Kuretake’s Clean Color Brush Pens. Here is a review I have done of them so far.
So I first swatched all the colours to see what they looked like. They have great pigment to them, are really bright and don’t appear to bleed through the paper (I used a plain moleskine notebook). Afterwards I played around with some doodles. These pens create finer lines than Pentel’s brush pen, which I like. You can see with the flowers I tried blending the colours, I learned afterwards that there was a better way to blend them. The tree branches and leaves were testing brushstrokes.
Overall, I like these pens, they’d be amazing for when I do gesture drawings. Furthermore, I’d like to see if I can use water with these pens, so you may see a secondary review on them in the future.
