#ink doodle

[burntsodas]

Any other polar exploration enthusiasts?

I made this scratch board of the Gjøa, which sailed through the Northwest Passage in 1906.

If you haven’t visited Oslo yet, you really have to! The Fram museum is INSANE!! The Gjøa is on exhibit there, too, although you cannot enter the ship like the Fram :/

Scratch boards have been supperrrr fun for me! This was really challenging but it turned out great (I think).

Any feedback appreciated <3

I want to do more ships…. teehee!

[owlswhistle]

[pixelhotsauce]

@dijhera

[gawki]

Pearl of the Deep ✧

[perryrata]

Just a few dog sketches.

I LOOOVE just going in with pen and no base. It’s so freeing knowing you’re just gonna make mistakes and can’t fix em.

[thesuicidalfox]

Hi, hello! It's been a year since I first posted here, a full year! To celebrate, I finally touched my china ink again to doodle, since my very first post was a china ink drawing of Madara.

The way I draw him has really evolved, hasn't it... I'll have to admit that I had some trouble, especially since it's difficult for me to translate the spiky hair type to my drawing style.

Figured it out eventually, and I'm happy with the design I use now.

Now I have more ink doodles for you, I'm a bit rusty and did this with no sketch so it's normal if it looks a bit wonky sometimes (I learned the hard way that drawing tow people next to each other with no sketch with a media you're not used to will look weird)

like this, for exemple (that's really a quick doodle, don't look too hard at the hands)

One I've put more time into but used watercolour techniques to do, just without a pencil sketch or lineart

He looks so done, I swear...

And, a few doodles more aligned with canon Madara hair

I really should learn how to use china ink properly, it would be fun.

[grape-souffle]

Oooo who's this charming fella?

[joyousjoyfuljoyness]

Had some fun with my fountain pen and a fude nib, sketching some cats!