Next in my series of hummers using my new technique, here is an Allen’s. I did this one slightly different and tried going back in once it was partially dried and added some more color since it felt a little flat. I’m not sure if I like it better or not. Thoughts?
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
Another in my series using my new technique of watercolor before pen.
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
After doing so many pale watercolors, I wanted to do something bold!
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
I’m trying out something inspired by the Chinese brush painting I saw at a fair recently.
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
I was at the beach the other day watching little brown sparrows hopping around. I really liked the play of the brown rocks covered with brown birds with the bright blue ocean in the background, so I wanted to see if I could replicate that feeling without actually painting an ocean. I hope you enjoy!
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
Sometimes a cockatiel just wants to dress up a little.
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
A shy Yellow Warbler wants to give you some flowers.
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
Trying to practice wings.
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
I’ve been enjoying the Lesser Goldfinches that have taken over my backyard the last few months. I thought that I should paint one.
I still keep feeling that my watercolors don’t reflect the constant movement of birds, so I’ve been trying out different techniques to try to capture that feeling. I think that this splatter effect works well.
Supplies used: Sakura Micron Ink Pens
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