Sumi-e examples from the first few weeks of class.
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brush pen,
Japan
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Got some more brush pens. They're a blast. I love how this brand has a real brush tip because that way the very tip is always thin and never frays. Although, the water based ink can run out quickly.
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| First test of the colors! |
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| Doodle done at lunch |
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| Sumi-e practice |
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| This one was done last week, actually. Reference used. |
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| Reference used. had in mind the idea that in true human perfection, there is always a little imperfection. |
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| Done during class |
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| Sumi-e practice and doodles |
Labels:
brush pen,
Japan
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Below is a sampling of my experimentation with some real nice brush pens I found here in Japan. The first black one ran out a couple weeks ago, and I recently got a new navy blue one. The brand is Zig Clean Color, and has a 'real brush' tip. They are very fun to work with. Some of the drawings were done with reference, some were done without, and some were just doodles or Sumi-e practice.
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