Inktober 2019 Day 5 – Another Floral Tangle-Inspired (Mostly) Black and White Line Drawing

I was tempted to add color to this floral zentangle-inspired black & white line drawing but since it’s Inktober, I decided to use black or sepia inks to produce my line art this month.

 

 

The Art of Mary Hawkins Inktober 2019 Day 5 - Another Floral Tangle-Inspired (Mostly) Black and White Line Drawing ©2019 Mary Hawkins Art
The Art of Mary Hawkins Inktober 2019 Day 5 – Another Floral Tangle-Inspired (Mostly) Black and White Line Drawing ©2019 Mary Hawkins Art

 

Art Supplies: Tsukineko Walnut ink, Elegant Writer Calligraphy pen, Pigma Micron 05, 08 Black, Derwent Line Maker 03 Sepia, Tim Holtz Distress crayon, Faber-Castell Gelatos on kraft journal paper

 

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Artist’s tip: If you’re not already using lay flat sketchbooks, I’d like to encourage you to give them a try. They really do make the drawing process much more enjoyable. The perfect bind of the lay flat sketchbook is far superior to both spiral-bound and regular non-lay flat sketchbooks. For one thing, it’s a lot less ‘klutzy.’ When you’re drawing on the right hand side of a page you don’t have to hold the left side down with your hand or a giant binder clip like you do with a normal hard bound sketchbook. For another thing it makes scanning your drawings way easier to accomplish, especially when compared to spiral-bound sketchbooks.

Check one out for yourself and see if you agree…

 




By Mary Hawkins

Mary Hawkins is a Western New York artist who enjoys drawing angels, tangle-inspired floral designs and astrologically-inspired artworks. She works mostly in graphite, colored pencil, pen, markers and water media. Mary also finds the subjects of forensic astrology, tarot, lenormand and oracle cards quite fascinating and explores them at her other website, Living With Cards

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