Albert Chamillard’s monochromatic pen drawings have drawn acclaim for their ability to calm the minds of viewers. It’s interesting to learn, then, that Chamillard listens to punk and metal while crafting his art, which he shared in an interview with Faithwaites. Though each monochromatic pen-wrought work is undeniably flat, the artist’s careful use of cross-hatching creates a sense of volume by contrasting more- and less-saturated areas. Chamillard uses found and deadstock paper, especially vintage ledgers, and engages the papers’ subtle blue and red writing rules to frame subtle zig-zag patterns within each imagined plane, which further enlivens his seemingly simple drawings. More
This is a unique, abstract and minimalistic watercolor painting inspired by the Pacific Northwest. Pebbels are painted with a variety of Payne’s Gray tones, then lines are added using a micron pen. This is an original piece, not a print; hand-painted watercolor and hand-drawn ink on 140lb cold-pressed watercolor paper, signed and dated on the back. The painting is 6x9,” unframed and unmatted. The photos above were taken in natural light but please note that screens may show slightly different colors, tints or saturation. Message me if you would like additional photos. The painting will be well wrapped for shipping in a sturdy mailer. A USPS tracking number will be included. Follow me on Instagram for behind the scenes production and creative exploration: https://www.instagram.com/rachelwoldart Return to my Etsy shop for similar items: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RachelWoldArt **Note: 10% of all sales will be donated to Urban Artworks** https://urbanartworks.org/
Chinese artist Fu Chunqiang creates detailed illustrations with seemingly endless line work. Viewing his work up close, one begins to wonder how many times he cross-hatched his tiny marks to create the winding, looping forms we see. In many of the pieces, the shapes seem to be hooked into one another like the curves of infinity symbols. A widely opened mouth with shark-like rows of teeth encloses a war among insects and reptiles; a fan of peacock feathers conceals pairs of tiny human characters that seem to be caught, as if in a spider's web. Fu's work ranges in style, from flat, cartoony aliens to clouds that evoke traditional Chinese painting and realistically-rendered animals. But he approaches each style with the same frenetic energy that makes his work pulse.
Отсталый! к сожалению, именно это обидное слово чаще всего слышит в свой адрес ребенок, страдающий дислексией, от окружающих его людей. Молодая девушка из Англии страдает именно этим недугом. Болезнь достаточно серьезно сказалась на результатах ее работы. Но по порядку.…
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Make your space unique with this beautiful black & white handcrafted print. Coral 2 is made using a 'pen plotter' - a drawing machine that turns code into intricately drawn artwork composed from fine lines. Each drawing is inspired by nature, in this case, the process of coral reef growth. This one of a kind piece fits into any room and will be made for you personally. The process combines machine precision and human touch creating unique line qualities and subtle imperfections from paper’s textures and inks. Take a look at the video to see it in action. Each drawing is produced on a natural black 200gsm matt finish black card stock layering a waterproof Japanese white gel pen. A4 version measures 21x30cm / 9x12 inches A3 version measures 30x40cm / 12x16 inches The size of each artwork refers to the paper size. The artwork fills roughly 85% of the paper size to allow for signing and framing. All prints come unframed. Please drop me a message if you'd like to order a custom commission of size and/or colour. More designs will be released and become available in my shop: printminimaluk.etsy.com All the pictures are copyrighted original work, numbered and signed by the author. © PrintMinimal by Evgeny Rodionov
The Creation Station share inspiration of a Monochromatic theme this month and I turn to Misty Moonlight and our Two Tone Floral Stamp set.
This late 20th century ink on paper female portrait is by Oakland artist Rip Matteson (1920-2011). Matteson was educated at U.C. Berkeley, C.C.A.C, Scuola di Belle Arte in Rome, the Parsons School of Design in NYC, and received his DFA from Blackburn College. He founded the art program of the Monterey Peninsula College and taught at Laney College in Oakland. He also served as the president of the Carmel Art Association where he showed his work throughout his career. Initialed lower left.
Adepte du monochrome, le photographe de renommée internationale ne jure que par des photographies à la simplicité et pureté sans pareilles.
I said I would do this a while ago. So here it is, my take on pen and ink. Pen was really the first medium I seriously worked at. Oh there had been scribbles in pencil and daubs in the vile paint t…
About The Artwork An elaborately detailed monochromatic linoleum print that is comprised of an infinite collection of intricately carved leaf-like shapes that seem to fragment at the edges. In a process that is labour intensive, each shape is hand carved using the finest of blades, meticulously refining every detail. The time required for the completion of this piece was three months. Original Created:2015 Subjects:Abstract Materials:PaperBlock PrintOil Based Etching Ink Styles:AbstractMinimalismModernConceptual Mediums:LinocutsAcrylicBlack & White Details & Dimensions Printmaking:Linocuts on Paper Artist Produced Limited Edition of:25 Size:27.6 W x 27.6 H x 0.1 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Greece. Customs:Shipments from Greece may experience delays due to country's regulations for exporting valuable artworks. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
Adam S. Doyle (previously) creates sweeping monochromatic animals, painting creatures that jump, fly, and swim from his simplified brushstrokes. Doyle’s environmental details are limited, instead focusing on the subject which takes up the majority of the painting’s frame. His howling wolves and pensive rabbits have an illustrative quality to their compensation, something that may stem from his interest in interpreting narratives for book covers, greeting cards, and show posters. Doyle doesn’t attempt to mask his brushstrokes, but rather lets them evolve organically. More
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Patrick Seymour is a Canadian illustrator and art director known for the beautiful, rhythmic line art he creates using just the pen and blend tools in
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These seals are monochromatic with calming pastel gold colors. Q-Lia Sealing Dear stickers feature wax seals embossed with floral designs. The pearl finish adds an elegant shine. It contains a seal with the phrase "for you" and a seal with the letter "U".
In der dieswöchigen Wochenaufgabe der Diva bezog sich Laura Harms auf einen Newsletter der offiziellen Zentangle-Seite (Hier), in dem kleine Bausteine für auf Gitter basierende Muster in einer Tabe…
How much time do you spend doodling? Latvia-based artist Alex Konahin spends anywhere from a few dozen hours to a couple of weeks creating his incredibly
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Illustrator and graphic designer Simon Prades (previously) delights in the surreal and dreamlike, where silhouettes of faces open portals to other places and strange visual metaphors for difficult subjects are brought vividly to life. Prades works primarily with non-digital mediums like pen and ink, using Photoshop to cleanup and occasionally animate his work for the web. The German illustrator currently freelances for some of the biggest publications around including the New York Times, The New Yorker, The Guardian, and elsewhere. More
What's your favorite color, the one that makes you smile every time you see it? If it's soft and friendly blush, you're in luck! This color-coordinated stationery set is packed with a handpicked selection of blush pens, a blush pen case, a blush notebook, and other blush supplies to kickstart your stationery collection. Stick with all-blush stationery for an elegant monochromatic look, or accent this set with complementary hues from our Shop by Color collections. This bundle includes: The versatile A5 Kokuyo Campus Smart Ring Binder Notebook. Its rings open just as easily as a binder so that students can organize notes by topic or remove pages for copying and sharing. The A4 Kokuyo Clear Folder, which can hold about 15 sheets of A4 or letter size paper. The ingenious Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil, which features a lead rotating mechanism to ensure a sharp, consistent line. The stylish Stabilo Boss Original Highlighter, featuring an anti-roll body shape and ink that resists drying out. The Hightide Nähe General Purpose Case, a portable case perfect for carrying a notebook, pens, and other essentials. The smooth 0.5 mm Uni Jetstream Standard Ballpoint Pen, which contains black ink in an apricot body. The 0.4 mm Zebra Sarasa Dry Gel Pen, which contains extraordinarily fast-drying black ink in a soft pink body. The items included in this bundle are listed again below, in the Products Included section. Links to additional photos and details about each product can be found there.
This tentacular illustration is the work of Los Angeles-based artist Kyle Leonard (aka K.A.L). Leonard uses the painstaking technique of pointillism to create monochromatic images that combine...
fabric, acrylic paint, hand and machine stitching, pen, handmade paper, mixed media
Hello, In this tutorial I will show you how to colour an image with only one colour group, this is called monochromatic colouring. In diesem Tutorial zeige ich euch, wie man ein Motiv mit nur einer Farbgruppe koloriert, das nennt man monochromatische oder auch einfarbige Koloration. Because I want my image to be very vintage, I took the W-family. W stands by in the Copic colouring system for Warm Grey, a colour that I use a lot in my images for shoes, clothing and also for hair. The W-family combines very well with other vintage colours (that are the families with a first digit 7 until 9) Ich habe die W-Familie gewählt, weil ich einen Vintage-Look erreichen möchte. W steht im Copic Farbsystem für Warmes Grau, eine Farbe, die ich bei meinen Motiven sehr häufig für Schuhe, Kleidung und auch für Haare verwende. Die W-Familie lässt sich sehr gut mit anderen Vintage-Farben (das sind die mit einer ersten Ziffer von 7 bis 9) kombinieren. The image is from Mo Manning and this lovely old lady is called Mummu, she still can dance the whole night. Das Motiv ist von Mo Manning und diese zauberhafte alte Dame wird Mummu genannt und sie kann immer noch die ganze Nacht lang tanzen. For the face and the hair I used other colours, but the rest of my image is coloured with these 6 W -markers. Für das Gesicht und die Haare habe ich andere Farben verwendet, aber den REst des Motivs hab ich mit diesen 6 W-Markern koloriert. In the pictures below you see the steps I took to complete my image. Auf den Bildern unten seht ihr die einzelnen Schritte bis zum fertigen Motiv. Step 1: colour all the skin parts with E000, the lightest skin colour here. Schritt 1: Tragt auf alle Hautteile E000 als hellste Hautfarbe auf. Step 2: colour the darkest parts (shadows ) with E00, blend this with E000 Schritt 2: Tragt auf die dunkelsten Stellen (Schatten) E00 auf und verwischt die Übergänge mit E000. Step 3: colour the deepest hair strands with E53, make short strokes with the marker. Schritt 3: Tragt auf die tiefliegenden Haarsträhnen E53 auf, macht dabei kurze Striche mit dem Marker. Step 4: colour the rest of the hair with light strokes with E50, repeat step 3 and 4 until the hair has the desired colour. Schritt 4: Koloriert das restliche Haar mit zarten Strichen in E50, wiederholt die Schritte 3 und 4 bis das Haar die gewünschte Farbe hat. Step 5. basecoat the blouse with W00, that makes the blending from the later applied layers more easy. Schritt 5: Tragt eine Schicht W00 auf die gesamte Bluse auf, das erleichtert das Verwischen der Übergänge bei den weiteren Farbschichten. Step 6: apply the darkest colour for the blouse W2 in the deeper parts of the folds. Schritt 6: Tragt W02, die dunkelste Farbe für die Bluse, in den tieferen Teilen der Falten auf. Step 7: apply the middle colour W1, put it next to the W2 Schritt 7: Tragt die W1, die mittlere Farbe, neben W2 auf. Step 8: colour the uncolored parts with W00, don't go all over the blouse, only a small part over the W1 to blend it. Otherwise you loose a lot of contrast. Repeat the steps 6,7 an 8 until you have got the contrast that you want to achieve. Schritt 8: Tragt auf die noch nich kolorierten Teile W00 auf. Geht dabei nicht über die ganze Bluse, nur ein Bisschen über das W1 um die Übergänge zu verwischen, ihr verliert sonst viel Kontrast. Wiederholt die Schritte 6, 7 und 8 bis ihr den Kontrast habt, den ihr erzielen möchtet. Step 9: Basecoat the skirt with W00. Schritt 9: Grundiert den Rock mit W00. Step 10: colour the folds in the skirt. Start with the darkest colour W5, apply it where the fold is the darkest, where the fabric lies unterneath a fold. Schritt 10: Koloriert die Falten des Rockes. Beginnt mit der dunkelsten Farbe W5, tragt es dort auf, wo die Falte am dunkelsten ist, dort wo der Stoff unter der Falte liegt. Step 11: overlap a small part of the W5 with the second colour W3, to blend it. Apply W3 with short strokes. Schritt 11: Tragt auf einem kleinen Teil des W5 mit kleinen Strichen W3 auf um einen Farbverlauf zu erreichen. Step 12: do the same with the third colour W1, blend the W3 with it, don't go over the W5 to keep contrast. Leave a small stroke uncolored for the lightest colour. Schritt 12: Macht das auch mit der dritten Farbe W1, schafft einen Übergang zu W3, aber geht um den Kontrast zu erhalten nicht über das W5. Lasst einen kleinen Streifen frei für die hellste Farbe. Step 13: colour the last part with a light touch with W0, keep this part as light as possible. Schritt 13: Koloriert das letzte Stück mit einem Hauch W0, lasst diesen Teil so hell wie möglich. Step 14: start with an other part of the skirt, apply W5 underneath the blouse. Schritt 14: Beginnt jetzt mir einem anderen Teil des Rocks, tragt W5 unterhalb der Bluse auf. Step: 15 Apply W3 with feathered strokes, follow the direction of the skirt. Schritt 15: Tragt mit federartigen Strichen W3 auf, folgt dabei dem Stoffverlauf des Rocks. Step 16: there is the third colour again, apply it a little bit over the W3 and leave a space for the highlight. Schritt 16: Jetzt ist wieder W1 dran, die dritte Farbe, tragt es auf einem kleinen Teil des W3 auf und lasst Platz für das Highlight, die hellste Stelle. Step 17: blend W1 with W0 keep it light. Schritt 17: Tragt W0 auf, um den Übergang zu W1 zu verwischen und lasst es hell. Step 18: colour the rest of the skirt in the same way, use the four indicated colours. Schritt 18: Koloriert den Rest des Rockes auf die gleiche Weise mit den aufgeführten Farben. Step 19: Colour Mummu's sandals. Schritt 19: Koloriert Mummus Sandalen. Step 20: colour the hearts on her skirt Schritt 20: Koloriert die Herzen auf dem Rock. Step 21: give Mummu a soil, to stand on. Schritt 21: Gebt Mummu Boden unter die Füße. Here is another image colored the same way. Hier ist noch ein Motiv, das auf die gleiche Weise koloriert wurde. Hope, this will help to do also some monochromatic colouring, dare to try a whole other colour. Ich hoffe, das wird euch helfen, auch monochromatisch zu kolorieren, traut euch, eine ganz andere Farbe zu nehmen. ************* Love to read your comments, Ich liebe es, eure Kommentare zu lesen, greetings Diny
