This is a more arty portrait of my daughter Daisy, using a heavy background of Diamine Winter Miracle on a 200lb rough textured Bockingford watercolour paper. The edges of the painting are more intense than […]
Experimenting with fountain pen ink to further it’s creative potential for use within the visual arts.
Tag: Nick Stewart Twilight Black
More monotone painting with ink and bleach
For painters and illustrators, practicing monotone art is relevant for understanding light, as it allows us to perceive shape and form. How that tonal range, from light to dark, is utilised will be key to […]
Top tips for painting with a limited palette of fountain pen inks (CMYK)
Many of my posts explore unique qualities inherent in individual inks and utilising these for art. But, there’s also something greater and smarter than just using single colours – and it’s mixing 4 primary fountain pen […]
Creating a colour wheel with four fountain pen inks
The FREE tutorial video is now available on my YOUTUBE channel. I have recently posted a CMYK ink mixing tutorial on YouTube which may be of interest to those of you who are into your […]
Knackered sailing gloves in Twilight Black
Tired sailing gloves. Twilight Black fountain ink with highlights using bleach on Cartridge paper with KUM brushes and Kaweco AC Sport. This is a black ink I designed with subtle chromatic qualities of blue grey […]
