Wildlife Painting : Squirrely III

completed in August, 2005

200429 Squirrely III brown squirrel india ink wildlife painting
Size: 8×10

Medium: India Ink Painting

Notes: Cute little brown squirrel munching on a piece of corn, painted in pure india ink pigments.

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    {2 Comments}

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    Monique said,

    How do you paint with ink?
    I would like to learn any books or website
    would be helpful.

    6.5.2007 @ 4:34 pm
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    Leanne said,

    Hi Monique,

    I use Dr. Ph. Martin’s Bombay India Inks.

    They behave like watercolor, only I use them on canvas. They’re really quite beautiful, when applied in layers and left undiluted. All I can
    recommend you do is grab a set of colors and a canvas panel – and experiment. Get a set of taklon brushes and the pen cleaner to clean your brushes when you’re finished, otherwise you’ll be tossing them away. :)

    Happy painting!

    6.6.2007 @ 7:46 am

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