11. Broom
12. Tulip
13. Owl
14. Fern & 15. Watch
16. Apple & 17. Radish (Root Vegetables)
During the month of January I'm doing a Daily Drawing Challenge - 31 Things to draw with themes by the artist Lisa Congdon. I may not be doing them daily, but they are great drawing exercises. They make you draw things that you otherwise wouldn't draw. I choose a Kuretake fine black marker to use during this challenge. In the beginning of the challenge I only use marker, but in the last days that I'm showing today, I started to use some pencil before using the marker. It's the way I feel more comfortable to draw.
1. Tree
2. Teacup
3. Chair
4. Leaf
5. Rose
6. Sneaker
7. Pitcher
8. Cat
9. Bird
10. Mushroom
1. Tree
2. Teacup
3. Chair
4. Leaf
5. Rose
6. Sneaker
7. Pitcher
8. Cat
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| I didn't like the simple cats that were suggested to draw. From this sheet this was the only one that I liked. |
9. Bird
10. Mushroom
My first illustration of 2016!
This year I want to focus on creating more illustrations.
Two years ago I tried to draw every day, last year I wanted to create a pattern for each week of the year. I failed both times. Probably because after a certain time I didn't make more time to commit to these challenges. It reached a point that I was so behind that I couldn't be bothered to continue.
So this year I want to make it different. I want to draw something new every weeks of 2016. It can be a scribble, a drawing or a finished illustration. It doesn't matter if it's work or a personal illustration. I just want to draw.
Materials used in "Looking back" Illustration
Copic Ciao E35, E53, E11, E00, B18, R17 and W-1
Kuretake (or ZIG) brush writer in light grey
Kuretake Fine black marker
0.1 Fine liner (black marker)
White gel pen
