Impression of a hunter (also posted in Ink)

[Scamall]

This is 16 x 20 on 140# hot press watercolor. It is primarily Noodler’s Walnut ink with Walnut and Lexington Gray in Noodler’s Flex Nib fountain pen. I had fun with this!

 

[Schuee]

Excellent. I like sepia drawings. Good movement.

 

[Jo Castillo]

Beautiful and dramatic.

 

[Enyaw]

Eco Jo. Great piece.

 

[john]

Fascinating and beautiful, and that's a great combo. An attractive brain teaser.

 

[Scamall]

Thanks all, I really like how the walnut ink gave me so much variation. Isn’t it funny how the ink color goes from reddish to greenish to beige to brown to nearly black?
I struggled with the detail being lost. Since it’s ink, it’s bonded to the paper whereas with watercolor I could lift some of the color. It is clearer full size. What if I add some white? Or just leave it? Thoughts are welcomed!

 

[snoball]

Love the ink variations in this, just lovely.

 

[ams]

Beautiful Scamall. I love the detail of the ink and the soft color over it. Great work on the bird and the grasses.

 

[Artyczar]

I saw this in the pen forum and love it!!!

 

[Triduana]

Interesting piece. Good sense of movement and I love the ink.

 

[Hawkmoth]

Really interesting, some really lively lines and nice free use of ink.

 

[OleKobe]

Great motion and details!

 

[Vivien]

Beautiful sense of movement and action in this! No, I wouldnt add white, it's wonderful the way it is and the transparency of the ink adds to its effectiveness - by adding white you would lose some of that effect.

 

[Terri]

This is so cool!!! Gorgeous ink color - if you hadn't mentioned the variations you got from this walnut ink, I would have assumed several different colors were used.

You are so good! I just love this. ❤

 

[jennaboo88]

I love this! It feels both fresh and modern with your technique and also very classic. Beautifully done!