I'm a great fan of the gritty, simplicity of Silke Werzinger's work. Her combination of precise line detail and loose expressive marks tell wonderful stories on paper. Check out her impressive portfolio on her website.
Showing posts with label pen and ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pen and ink. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Things You've Been Meaning To Do by Joanna Neborsky
I recently stumbled across these drawings by illustrator Joanna Neborsky and they've been a great source of inspiration to my work. Her wobbly, childlike style seems perfectly matched to tackling these ethical messages. The result; a charmingly subtle thought provoking sequence, I think so anyway!
The full series can be viewed here http://www.citizenscholar.com/index.php/projects/show/things_youve_been_meaning_to_do/ who commissioned them.
The full series can be viewed here http://www.citizenscholar.com/index.php/projects/show/things_youve_been_meaning_to_do/ who commissioned them.
Labels:
Citizen Scholar,
Collage,
Ethical art,
illustration,
Joanna Neborsky,
pen and ink
Thursday, 6 January 2011
New work for Vintage Stylist
Here's a cheeky preview of my pen and ink drawing completed for my dear friend Nash Haukozi-Jones. I'm currently finishing off a couple more which will eventually find their way onto her company website 'Have You Met Ms Jones'.
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