Sketchblog Archive for Tools: gold ink
Trying to conjure luck for myself… gimme that shiny Shinx, PoGo.
Original painting available here.
Materials: Micron pens, W&N watercolor, W&N gold ink.
For a project, but the original will be in the Sakura-Con art show this weekend. Go check it out because that’s the only way to see how cool the gold ink looks!
Little triptych I made for Tiny Dodo Gallery’s “HAIR” show at Stone Way Cafe, which opens this Friday! These look way better in person, so if you’re in the Seattle area, check it out~. :3
One of the pieces debuting at Push/Pull’s “Rare and Elusive” cryptid show, opening February 13th! If you’re in the Seattle area, come check it out because this looks way better in person.
Prints, etc: inPRNT | RedBubble | Society6 | deviantART
Prints will also be available at the gallery!
Process for Feathers and Fire.
I wasn’t really good about taking process photos for this piece and I’m disappointed with the performance of the gold ink I used in this, but ah well. Live and learn.
More gold experiments. You can see how shiny it actually is here!
Gold ink experiment from last week. Short video of how shiny the gold is here.
Process photos for there is no story.
It’s impossible to photograph, even in good light, even on video, but this whole painting sort of glitters because of the gold ink. There are sparkles everywhere, not just in the yellow. I hope I have a reason to put this in a show at some point because it’s way nicer looking in person.
