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I had initially thought that we would be using the same image that Denise worked from - I probably still will do that actually, I need something to work from as a reference… but in my own style as always…we’ll see, I don’t have long to spend on it, family matters await as will be the case for many of us I suspect this weekend!
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I did something yesterday. Something quick as I had visitors I wasn't expecting yesterday. I started then visitors arrived so only had a couple of hours left to complete Something. I knew I would have no time today or tomorrow. Have a good day everyone. I'm not impressed with mine Alan but I found the challenge real fun. I think it's great a few of us are trying.
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Resurrecting this thread with a recent discovery - I DID once draw in biro; I'd largely forgotten doing so; but unearthing a pile of old sketchbooks the other day (including many drawings of my late companion and ever-present friend, Ralph the Rat) I found several - and what I also found was that some done in black had faded to a brownish colour, while others had bled right through the paper and marked others - Daler-Rowney cartridge, normally immune to such problems; but there was oil in this ink, by the look of it.
The drawings would be around 30 years old: so I counsel caution if you want your drawings to outlast you. Some ballpoint pens may contain superior ink to whatever it was that I used, I don't know; but I won't be using them again.
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