Sitting in the doc's office, waiting for a friend (to drive him home), and reading William Silvers' (of Disney fame) new book on acrylic painting... I got out the blue pen and doodled:

Reading V for Vendetta, and thought I'd practice on a few of the characters:

Not so good....My portrait sketching often looks like caricaturing, with too-big eyes, etc...:

Overall, blue ballpoint pen sketching is convenient and a good exercise. You can't erase.
3 comments:
Put the novels away & open up your bible! :)
Cool drawings.. for ballpoint pens! Nice job.
Looks like Luandra. Looks good.
She's much prettier in real life... I still haven't done that painting of her I've been promising for, like, three years or something... She probably doesn't even LIKE "A Clockwork Orange" anymore... lol
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