FPGeeks Art Gallery

[usk15]

One track mind? 👍

I just love cars!

[christof]

iron gall ink (Bergmann) and a Parker "51" with needle point nib.

[Yazeh]

@christof, that's so pleasant to watch. It gives a feeling of calm and serenity

[christof]

another one:

[Kaputnik]

another one:

I like that you are able to do this on such a small scale.

[Kaputnik]

April hasn't been the most productive month so far, although I've done something every day. Here's a picture from late March. Watercolor and a black ink brush pen.



And here's something that isn't strictly speaking mine. Just a photo I took on a walk yesterday. Don't know who did it, but thought it was interesting enough to preserve.

[penwash]

I guess it doesn't hurt to pop in here once in a while



That's the latest pen I restored. No branding, 1940s from the looks of it. But look at that celluloid pattern.

[Kaputnik]

I guess it doesn't hurt to pop in here once in a while ...

Well, your drawings always have been pop-ular around here.

[penwash]

I guess it doesn't hurt to pop in here once in a while ...

Well, your drawings always have been pop-ular around here.

As Anton Ego in "Ratatouille" said

"... how could it be POP-U-LAR??"

Hehehe.... (and thank you).

[Yazeh]

Great to see you back, and your elegant creations and restoration

[forester]

penwash

Nicely done!

[penwash]

Great to see you back, and your elegant creations and restoration

Yazeh, I know you like inks, that sketch was done with one ink, Anderillium Cuttlefish Brown. It's cool to me that it looks almost black for the outline and it's a nice shade of brown (lending to the oldies look) when used with water dilution and a waterbrush.

[Yazeh]

Great to see you back, and your elegant creations and restoration

Yazeh, I know you like inks, that sketch was done with one ink, Anderillium Cuttlefish Brown. It's cool to me that it looks almost black for the outline and it's a nice shade of brown (lending to the oldies look) when used with water dilution and a waterbrush.

Wow! That looks like a great sketch ink. So many shades of "brown". I'm reviewing R &K document Braun. It's almost black when sketching with an EF nib. Though, I haven't tried washes with. But when I did its chroma it was just dark brown, so I doubt if I can do washes like that. But now you inspired me to try

[WaltZucher]

Snowbear ~ I like photography like that, which can be viewed as modern art bunka knives

Pterodactylus ~ your son's crown is most excellent, and I certainly should think he is pleased with the result. Another smashing tribal styled drawing from you and your elder-pen
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For myself I offer up my drawing for an online challenge in twitter called 'Alphabet Animals'. This week: C is for Centaur

C is for Centaur by Pira Urosevic, on Flickr


Drawn using Platinum Carbon black ink & vintage dip nib as well as watercolours on Stillman&Birn Zeta paper

That's so cool! I love seeing the creative ways people take on the alphabet challenge. I'm sure your centaur drawing was amazing!

[christof]

...another IG miniature.



I like the seemingly random clash of buildings from different eras and the resulting shapes.

[Kaputnik]

This is based on a photo by British photographer Lee Jeffries, who has done some very powerful portrayals of homeless people.

Help by waranoid, on Flickr

[joolstacho]

Bit of a cheat really! But I'm including this watercolour by my late father. His outlining was done often with the Rotring that I've superimposed.
Dad had that beautiful sensitive 'loose' line quality that I see in Christof's great drawings. (Love the architectural works too Christof).

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[christof]

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Dad had that beautiful sensitive 'loose' line quality that I see in Christof's great drawings. (Love the architectural works too Christof).
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Thank you, I feel honored.

[christof]

another one. maybe a little more abstract.

[christof]

mix of Parker Quink, indian ink and sepia ink on brown paper.