Prompt: Up
Materials: Micron pen, marker, smooth Bristol 4×4 tile
I went very cliché this week on the “up” prompt and just made some balloons.
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Behind Closed Doors – Illustration Friday
Prompt: Mischief
Materials: smooth Bristol 4×4 tile, marker, pigma micron pen
I watch small children for a living. All boys. So when I saw the “mischief” prompt, I immediately thought of them running off to a room and closing a door. Because, you know, that usually indicates mischief is going on behind there. The chaos around the door is supposed to be coming from behind it.
Three Little Fish – Illustration Friday
Prompt: Aquatic
Materials: smooth Bristol ATC, marker, colored pencil
I started by making the water in the background using my markers and some colorless blender solution that I flicked at it with a paintbrush. Then I decided it needed some fish, so I drew them on top of the marker with my colored pencils.
Puppy Kisses – Illustration Friday
Apple Time – Illustration Friday
Topic: Harvest
Medium: Marker, India Ink, Dip Pen
Paper: Smooth Bristol ATC
The only thing that came to mind for “harvest” was apples. Seriously, so many things are being harvested right now and the only thing I could think of was apples. So I drew a basket of them.
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Icy World – Illustration Friday
Prompt- Ice
Media- Dip pen, India ink, marker
Paper- smooth Bristol ATC
I decided to make a penguin iceberg playground for the ice prompt.
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Mightier Than the Sword – Illustration Friday
Prompt: Weapon
Media: marker, Dip pen, India ink
Paper: smooth Bristol ATC
When I saw the prompt for this week, I was watching a documentary on Netflix about online bullying. So I immediately thought of using words or a pen. Then I realized it could really go either way, words as a weapon for good or bad.
Since I’m using my brush pen for Inktober, I decided to go with my dip pen for more of a challenge.
