Brusho & ink things
Mar. 27th, 2019 11:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunnBrusho is basically paint powder that you can sprinkle on the page and then mist with a plant mister (or other squirty bottle of choice) to create mad splodges. I like the contrast of putting dark ink with it, but the downside is that there's no undo - if you put the ink on, you are stuck with it, every line has to be right!
The first one, I did the brusho thing first and then added figures, but with this one I drew the cat in ink, then added the colour.
The drawing was based on this picture of Fankil, who as you see, has become rather more visible than he was. I can see NOW that I got his eyes entirely wrong, but unlike with acrylics or oils, with ink there's only one chance to get it right! Still, practice practice practice...
Here's a grumpy hawthorn-ent. He's miffed because the big ents keep making short jokes.
I drew him at first using inktense water-soluble pencils, then added brusho and squirted it with water. Sadly, the inktense got a bit over-watered, and lost focus so I had to put the ent back in with ink.
The first one, I did the brusho thing first and then added figures, but with this one I drew the cat in ink, then added the colour.
The drawing was based on this picture of Fankil, who as you see, has become rather more visible than he was. I can see NOW that I got his eyes entirely wrong, but unlike with acrylics or oils, with ink there's only one chance to get it right! Still, practice practice practice...
Here's a grumpy hawthorn-ent. He's miffed because the big ents keep making short jokes.
I drew him at first using inktense water-soluble pencils, then added brusho and squirted it with water. Sadly, the inktense got a bit over-watered, and lost focus so I had to put the ent back in with ink.
