Marina P.

Dessin au trait : L'art de l'illustration botanique à l'encre

Hi There, I'd just like to say how much I I like how you have drawn all of your subjects but in particular I am loving your treatments of the leaves. The broad leaves on the first and last drawings are wonderful, so much texture, the last one almost looks like scales! Lovely.

Dear Deborah thanks for the comment the process I follow is simple define the shape of the leaf in form and or line and tick light med and shadow areas and start applying pen work The most problematic thing is not to think you are drawing leafs and flowers if you manage to make your brain ignore the subject mater you will draw like a Pro.
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Dear Cato, my new ink botanical class is alive. I show how to draw Orchid. Come to check it) <a target="_blank" rel="noopener external nofollow" href="https://skl.sh/2RGIhyi">skl.sh/2RGIhyi</a>

Thank you Dear Marina, currently I'm engaged in 2 other classes but I saved your class for near  future watch
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Sure, I like you artworks. Will be waiting for your Orchid ;)

Thanks, Good things come to those how are in patience

Thank you Zainab as beautiful as your artistic sense

You update drawings are wonderful! You are on the right way. I decided to start quick classes. Every class a new flower. But in some interesting way. That helps to improve sketchbook soooo much! First class will be very soon. First dates of the New Year)

Hi, Ya still practicing more are coming on the way. Best of luck with the new classes

Wow! I am proud of you. First of all you have an amazing understanding of flower forms. Your lines look great. What pen did you use?

Thank you, it looks much better on paper I do not know why the scanner and the Camera makes it look worse.    I used Faber Castell black pen no number just the letters SX on it.
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