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Line and wash is fun to do, and those pigment ink pens are good - but when you can afford to go art-shopping again, try traditional dip-pens and Kandahar ink (there'll be blots, but you get used to exploiting those); or Chinese ink, on a brush. Alan would recommend bamboo or reed pens, which I've yet to try. Others, including Alan Owen, like whittled-down wooden clothes pegs, bits of twig, cocktail sticks.
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You know me Robert, I always like to try new things so I will definitely have a look when I'm next in the art shop. I came across an old photo on the net, well over a hundred years old, it's of a French back street. It's practically black but I like the shape of the buildings. I'll have a stab at it in the line and wash. Of course, I'll have to imagine the colour.
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Good job, Denise. Gillian - is that a golden oriole, or something similar? Must be wonderful to see it in reality - we don't get 'em here, save as passing visitors, blown badly off-course.
And of course, I look more closely and you've only gone and written it on your picture! I blame the gin, Gillian - mother's ruin, old man's friend....





my wash, here it is, I just putting it on the gallery.