Saturday, December 25, 2010
Green combo pen/pencil, 1930.
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2 comments:
I've just come across your blog. I really like the drawings you have posted...very inspirational in new ways for me.
Have you found a particular watercolor or colored ink/washes that work well with Moleskin paper?
Hi Kelly, thank you, I use different inks and can't say that any ink works better then the other on Moleskine Sketch paper, just less water. And on Moleskine Watercolor paper all inks work fine, just some of it dries faster than the other. I also like to add a bit of ink from Faber-Castell Artist pens. I use Vetrerie, Omas, Noodlers, J.Herbin and any watercolor.
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