Portrait - ink brush pen and pen

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A fine sketch Gudrun. That would frame nicely.

Posted by Jim Morris on Sat 17 Nov 18:00:26

Superb Gudrun

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Sat 17 Nov 18:02:27

Very classy Gudrun!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 17 Nov 21:06:34

Nice pen and ink study Gudrum!

Posted by Angela Harrison on Sat 17 Nov 21:32:46

Just brilliant, Gudrun! As Carole says, Classy!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sun 18 Nov 06:04:21

A marvelous, wonderfully loose, drawing. Great drawing skill.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Sun 18 Nov 07:47:30

Thank you all for your appreciation and kind comments. I do love the immediacy of ink: no second chances. I am pleased to say I have more colours to play with in due course. I also have more paintings to do which I am pleased about. Love it.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sun 18 Nov 09:49:01

Full of spontaneity, Gudrun. Love it!

Posted by Mia Ketels on Sun 18 Nov 10:28:44

Super ink work Gudrun, lots of life in those lines.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Sun 18 Nov 11:02:08

A fabulous portrait, Gudrun.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Sun 18 Nov 12:37:34

I love this Gudrun, it has got style and timeless quality .

Posted by Satu Vartiainen on Sun 18 Nov 12:48:15

A beauty Gudrun, I love your ink work.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sun 18 Nov 13:51:41

Very nice portrait

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Sun 18 Nov 20:49:13

Some more thanks for your kind comments and encouragement.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Mon 19 Nov 07:30:09

Hang on Studio Wall

17/11/2018

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23x32cm watercolour paper with archival ink. This is a terrible, autumn light photograph, but hopefully you will get the gist. I have invested in a few coloured pens with archival ink to go with my ink brush pen. This is gently two tone.

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Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley

"The good painter has to paint two principal things, that is to say, man and the intention of his mind. The first is easy and the second difficult, because the latter has to be represented through gestures and movements of the limbs." (MK388) From: Leonardo da Vinci: The Graphic Work, p16, J…

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