December 22

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I haven´t drawn anything in the sketchbook today. Instead I have been working on this bigger drawing/painting, of which this is just a tiny (enlarged) sneak peek. It´s a commission, but I don´t want to let you know what it´s for just yet.

It´s interesting to enlarge drawings like this. I know my lines are kind of wobbly, especially with the Namiki-Falcon with it´s super-flexy nib, but this looks half crazy! : )

And if you have any idea of what this is, don´t write about it in the comments, please. Thanks.

Approx. 7,5 x 9,5 cm, Namiki-Falcon with Platinum Carbon ink and watercolours on 600 g watercolour paper, probably Saunders-Waterford.

7 Responses to “December 22”

  1. Carolyn says:

    I really admire you for doing this project in December, when most people are so busy!

  2. Charlin Masterson says:

    I don’t think of it as wobbly…..I think texture!
    Do I remember right that your Namiki Falcon has “added flex”?
    Thank You so much for this December Challenge series – has given me something to look forward to at the end of the day all month……and every single picture has been a real gift.
    Thanks for being you……and sharing with us.
    Merry Christmas to you and yours.
    CMM

    • Thank you so much, Charlin! I really do appreciate all the encouragement I get on this blog, and your comment warms my heart. : )
      Yes, I have a Namiki-Falcon with added flex. It´s a wonderful pen, awesome to draw with, but probably not for everyone. It is VERY flexible, and the lines have a tendency to get a bit “nervous” if I´m not calm and steady. Took a while to get used to.
      Merry Christmas to you too! : )

  3. I love that light through the window…yum.

  4. I love the bit squiggly lines. Agree with Kate–the light in the door glass is yummy! :)

  5. Thanks Cathy and Rita. : )

  6. Are you going to reveal the whole painting sometime?


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