Blended stump. dip pen and Caran D'Ache coloured pencils

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Was Worth the effoert,,

Posted by Peter Loft on Tue 19 Jan 11:22:19

thank you Peter

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Tue 19 Jan 11:24:29

A perfect subject to try Malcolm and a very worthy result.

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Tue 19 Jan 11:37:29

Thanks Derek

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Tue 19 Jan 12:52:06

The blending has given the bark depth Malcolm and your pen work the structure, a great result! Love all your free and lively squiggles in the foreground by the way!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 19 Jan 16:03:25

Thanks Fiona appreciated

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Tue 19 Jan 16:48:35

Fiona always get in first and has summed up what I was thinking.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Wed 20 Jan 07:04:07

Thank you Gudrun

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Wed 20 Jan 09:21:00

Hang on Studio Wall

19/01/2016

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This is a second bit of work with these pencils, for this one I decided to do something with more structure and form. The aim was to find out just what the blending qualities of these pencils was like and I must say I was very impressed, there are 5 different colours making up what I think is a rich and warm bark effect and the different layers went on and into each othe so easily, these pencils are a joy to work with.

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Malcolm Buckley

I have always loved the outdoors and have climbed and walked in various places in the world, after giving numerous slide shows and talks about my trips to raise money for charity, i realised the slides and photos did not do what i saw justice, so I decided to start trying to paint. I am self taught…

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