De Atramentis Document White

[PithyProlix]

Oh, darn it! @InesF beat me to using a white font! I'm guessing that kitty & mousey might be playing the same trick but in, er, reverse?

 

Great review! You have strengthened my resolve to avoid white ink. Good job! (But, hmm, see below.) That said, it does somehow make your already endearing sketches even more lovable.

 

13 hours ago, LizEF said:

(One excellent example from artist Jane Blundell.)

 

Oh, thank you very much for this! Wow, white ink does seem to work well in a mix.

 

I love looking at paint & ink samples shown by someone with great taste in color. (I know I've seen this blog before but unless I remember to bookmark things - and in such a way that I can successfully retrieve the bookmark itself - I sorta tend to give up trying to find them again. [Insert the joke about forgetfulness here that I, uhm, forgot ...] Anyhow, bookmark added! No guarantees about what will happen a month or a week from now, or even tomorrow, when I want to find it again, though. 🤷🏼‍♂️)

[LizEF]

5 hours ago, PithyProlix said:

Oh, thank you very much for this! Wow, white ink does seem to work well in a mix.

You're very welcome!

 

Organizing and naming (and tagging and keywording, if your browser supports it) is an art form all its own.

[yazeh]

4 hours ago, PithyProlix said:

Oh, darn it! @InesF beat me to using a white font! I'm guessing that kitty & mousey might be playing the same trick but in, er, reverse?

 

4 hours ago, PithyProlix said:

 

Great review! You have strengthened my resolve to avoid white ink. Good job! (But, hmm, see below.) That said, it does somehow make your already endearing sketches even more lovable.

Thanks! It's fun sketching with white ink. I am not adventurous enough to mix my inks, unless I want to finish leftovers