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Flower Painting 1.O

Bunch of flowers

Another painting for my flower series. Some recent ones can be seen in this previous post.

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I paint and draw in various traditional art media, and on an iPad; working from my home-studio, in a small Australian country town. I also write and illustrate poems. Thankful† View all posts by JanetteLeedsArt

April 12, 2017

Art Set Pro, drawing, flower painting, flowers, illustration, painting, sketching, writing

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An Illustrated Haiku… From My “Poems from Home” Collection

Flowers 1.P – Fineliner Pen on Paper, with Hand Painted Colour in an Art App.

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I began with some quick lines using a “Faber-Castell, Dark Sepia Pitt” artist pen, and then added watercolour washes. It printed up well, on beautiful Kozo inkjet paper. More information, and pics on my recent blogpost - link in bio. #australianartist #watercolour #inkpen #landscapepainting #pigmentinkprint #gippslandartist

Painted freehand on the iPad screen, with my finger; using the lovely Gesinski ink, smudge tool and the ink bleed pen, in Procreate. Available as an A5 art print, via my website in bio. #australianartist #gippslandartist #procreateartwork #christianfaith #artprintsforsale

This is a small watercolour I did in my 4” x 6” sketch journal. I added the dark bluish colour in Procreate. I’ve since printed it onto Canson A4 220gsm paper, and doing a little more to it. #watercolour #graphitepencil #stilllifepainting #pears #procreateapp #australianartist #australianartists #gippslandartist

Flowers 1.Z Watercolour, ink pen, and a little art app media. Enjoyed doing this flower series....may do another one. Enjoy your weekend! #art #watercolour #inkpen #illustration #gouache #australianartist #australianartists

Flowers and Trees - in Ink Pen and a Mix of Media Ink pen, Inktense block washes, some pencil work, and gouache - on A4 Quill Kraft paper. A series of 9 images. I’ve also printed this picture in pigment ink, with my inkjet printer, on A3 Canson 220gsm paper. And applied some coloured pencil to it. Thoroughly enjoyed Inktober, and the opportunity to use lots of line work. Not that I need need an excuse to do that!..as I often use lots of lines in my work/play. Though I draw most days, I didn’t do an ink drawing and post it everyday, as I found it quite demanding doing that when participating in the “WorldWatercolourMonth” challenge. #Inktober2018 #inkpen #Inktenseblocks #inkwash #pigmentinkprints #australianartists #australianartist #gippslandartist #tayasuisketchesapp #zenbrush2

Near the Window - Ink Pen and a Mix of Media Ink pen with Inktense block washes, watercolour and a little pencil work; on A5 watercolour paper. Border was put on in the Book Creator app. At the last minute, I drew in a vertical black line at the back on the left; then I felt happier with the composition. Things still tilt a bit far to the right, but the folds of the curtains help bring it back around... #inkwash #inkpen #inktober2018 #art #watercolour #australianartists #australiaartist #gippslandartist

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