Showing posts with label pangolin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pangolin. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 March 2022

Pangolins

 Two pages from my Illustration Book about the endangered pangolin.

Click on the image to read about the pangolin

Pen, watercolour

Pen, metallic pastels, watercolour pencils

Black ink applied with bamboo pen, coloured inks [Dr Ph Martin's Bombay India Inks]

Top - Sharpie, Bottom - Biro pen


Doodlewash Challenge

Glassy

Grass and Insect





Friday, 15 March 2019

Pangolin


I've sent this postcard to the TAE19 call for artists to help raise funds for art in healthcare.
[Funds raised by TAE19 will enable Art in Healthcare to develop and extend their workshop programme to benefit more people within the healthcare system. All Art In Healthcare’s workshops bring the power of creativity to people in times of need whether in a hospital, care home, community health centre, hospice or any other health care setting. http://twitterartexhibit.org/call-for-artists/] Submission deadlines are not until the 29th April so you could send a postcard too if you liked.

I chose to draw a pangolin because they are the most traffiked mammals in the world. I'd recently seen a TV program about them which I found fascinating.

My first attempt to draw one was on the computer, which I then digitally painted.




 I wanted something a little different so did an ink drawing of it and painted it with bright watercolours. I liked this version but I thought the painting was very messy. I'd used bristol board which is good for drawing on but not so good for painting. So I drew another one and made patterns in ink as shown at the top of the page.

I'm linking with Paint Party Friday