FPN's PEN ART GALLERY

[parkerwasmyfirstlove]

Pelikan m200 ef nib.

ink pilot standard black.

 

http://i.imgur.com/R4pT4EF.jpg

lovely rooster.

 

Used here: Teabag, Parker Duofold centennial with Iroshizuku Asa gao, Kaweco Sprot Cognac with Seitz Kreuznach Cognac, Parker 25 with standard blue quink, Karismacolor and Polychromos pencils.

 

And a small sketch, after an old drawing:

Kawco Sport Cognac with Seitz Kreuznach Cognac, Parker Duofold centennial with Waterman inspired blue and Twsbi Eco with Waterman absolute brown.

 

Both sketches done in a Seawhite of Brighton Notebook.

Edited January 20, 2017 by parkerwasmyfirstlove

[BillH]

This one is from last October. I'll try to put a couple more up if I can remember to ;-)

 

 

 

[linearM]

It has been a while since I submitted a drawing here on the Pen Art Gallery. The drawing was done on Strathmore Toned Tan paper, with an Easterbrook pen, with white pencil highlights added. The ink was Noodler's Kiowa Pecan.

[Astronymus]

Made this drawing in 2014 for my wife as a simple funny reminder on a note paper. She loved it. So I had the plush version made for her birthday surprise that year.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v443/astronymus/Fountainpennetwork/When-a-fountain-pen-drawing-comes-to-life_zps1faaqryc.jpg

Edited January 23, 2017 by Astron

[inkstainedruth]

Astron, that plush whale is absolutely adorable!

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[Astronymus]

Astron, that plush whale is absolutely adorable!

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

He is, isn't he? He is all soft and bouncy.

Had him delivered to work, so my wife would not notice. The ladies adored him. Such a womanizer!

Had him made by the guys from PaintAFriend. Site seems to be in construction at the moment. They make childrens' (or grownups' ) drawings into plush toys. The fabric is non-toxic and the design is simple so small children would not swallow small parts. Their Youtube videos are still online.

 

Here are two more views.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v443/astronymus/Fountainpennetwork/th_wal1_zpsmyz2lc0z.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v443/astronymus/Fountainpennetwork/th_wal2_zps2yo1bdsc.jpg

[Kolagnostos]

This was for the Weekly Ink Project.

Enjoyed putting to paper the things fluttering around in my head.

If I don't get them out, they cause havoc up there.

http://www.cruzcreate.com/uploads/5/9/6/2/59625999/2017-wk4-ink-redpacketsplease_orig.jpg

[Tas]

Made this drawing in 2014 for my wife as a simple funny reminder on a note paper. She loved it. So I had the plush version made for her birthday surprise that year.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v443/astronymus/Fountainpennetwork/When-a-fountain-pen-drawing-comes-to-life_zps1faaqryc.jpg

 

How beautifully thoughtful.

[parkerwasmyfirstlove]

This was for the Weekly Ink Project.

Enjoyed putting to paper the things fluttering around in my head.

If I don't get them out, they cause havoc up there.

http://www.cruzcreate.com/uploads/5/9/6/2/59625999/2017-wk4-ink-redpacketsplease_orig.jpg

 

That's lovely!

 

He is, isn't he? He is all soft and bouncy.

Had him delivered to work, so my wife would not notice. The ladies adored him. Such a womanizer!

Had him made by the guys from PaintAFriend. Site seems to be in construction at the moment. They make childrens' (or grownups' ) drawings into plush toys. The fabric is non-toxic and the design is simple so small children would not swallow small parts. Their Youtube videos are still online.

 

Here are two more views.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v443/astronymus/Fountainpennetwork/th_wal1_zpsmyz2lc0z.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v443/astronymus/Fountainpennetwork/th_wal2_zps2yo1bdsc.jpg

I might try that sometime, great idea.

I finished my Magnum p.i. Blindcontour drawing set.

Rick Orville Wilbur Wright III

Same technique as the previous ones. I used a Kaweco Sport, a Parker 25 and my new Parker Ellipse here and some watercolor, pencils, gelly roll, brush pen and even Bic Cristall

 

And here all four of them:

Edited January 26, 2017 by parkerwasmyfirstlove

[BillH]

practicepracticepractice... a couple more quickie sketches

 

 

[parkerwasmyfirstlove]

practicepracticepractice... a couple more quickie sketches

 

january quick sketch.jpg

Lovely. Personally I think, I can't get enough practice - especially these days.

Latest presketch for a larger piece in a field notes notebook

And a finished piece done with fountainpen and watercolour plus a bit pencils and gellyroll for more contrast.

[Astronymus]

Beautiful. The cacti, not the... goat woman.

[BillH]

one more, after a photograph taken by Fred Ingrams, UK landscape painter

 

[Tas]

one more, after a photograph taken by Fred Ingrams, UK landscape painter

 

ditch road.jpg

 

Yes ! Perfect sketchbook material . . . thank you

[BillH]

Thank you Tas... someday hope to go and sketch them in person.

[parkerwasmyfirstlove]

one more, after a photograph taken by Fred Ingrams, UK landscape painter

 

ditch road.jpg

Very nice landscape sketches, Bill.

 

A quick workaround on a teabag stain, I've done on purpose. Teabag superhero.

Also I used a bit of watercolor and pencil over the wash.

[Simulacrum]

Hi everyone, this is my first post here. In the introduction post (I'm new to the community here) It was suggested to post some of my drawings here. So here they are.

 

One of the attached images (pre fp) are some recent drawings before I got my fountain pens.

 

The other file is a compilation of some slightly more recent drawings with my fountain pens. I've had them a few weeks. A TWSBI 580 AL with a broad nib, and a Lamy Joy with a 1.9.

 

Inks used are Diamine 1864 blue black, Platinum Carbon Black, and J. Herbin Emerald of Chivor.

 

 

 

 

[Tas]

Hi everyone, this is my first post here. In the introduction post (I'm new to the community here) It was suggested to post some of my drawings here. So here they are.

 

 

Welcome.

Looking forward to seeing more of your posts and more of your wonderful work. I'm loving the Rhino . . .

[parkerwasmyfirstlove]

Welcome.

Looking forward to seeing more of your posts and more of your wonderful work. I'm loving the Rhino . . .

2nd, I really like to see how you sketch with those broader nibs.

[Simulacrum]

 

Welcome.

Looking forward to seeing more of your posts and more of your wonderful work. I'm loving the Rhino . . .

Thanks for the kind words Tas and I look forward to checking out everyone's work here as well.