Tombow marker, brush and water on 12" x 16" watercolor paper.
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- Jean Spitzer
- Lately, I've been using life drawing as a starting place for works that combine reality, imagination and experience. See more of my work on Instagram at www.instagram.com/jeanspitzer/.
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He looks like he's holding his thoughts very close. Strong work.
ReplyDeleteI need to look up what a Tombow marker is
ReplyDeletePowerful drawing!
ReplyDeletevery good!
Thanks, all.
ReplyDeletePA, a Tombow marker is just a brand name for a water soluble marker, one end small tip, other end, larger brush shape. Often used for Manga illustration.
I'm going to Dick Blick. I have to try that marker. Unfortunately, your skills will not be shipped out with my purchase. Powerful looking guy, powerfully drawn.
ReplyDeleteLinda, I am not sure what the markers would add to a watercolor and pen combination.
ReplyDeleteI use them for their portability and versatility, but if I were just working at home, I probably would get the same kinds of results out of watercolors and inks.
He doesn't like me, but maybe he doesn't like himself either. You've caught a complex mood, somewhere between contempt and depression or regret. Or so it seems to me.
ReplyDeleteLove the feeling of movement your technique gives. Helps that you draw so well.
ReplyDeleteIs this on Bristol?
Awesome portrait full of character !
ReplyDeleteThanks, all.
ReplyDeleteBanjo, I did a second drawing from a different angle, which I may post later. If you think this one looks contemptuous . . . .
Julie, I am using a pad of watercolor paper. It comes glued on two sides, very convenient.
ReplyDeleteBrand is Fluid, called the 'easy block.'
magnifique portrait!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cath.
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