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Hmm, the first one you showed me looked like a set piece from Blade Runner :wub: the others look like something from Pirates of The Carribean . . . :unsure:

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Hmm, the first one you showed me looked like a set piece from Blade Runner :wub: the others look like something from Pirates of The Carribean . . . :unsure:

 

Sorry. I just googled - I remembered one from a "funny" about how that was the place where your tech support calls go. Any Blade Runner similarity was purely accidental. Now I need to see about finding a way to re-watch that movie - it's been ages. :D

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Sorry. I just googled - I remembered one from a "funny" about how that was the place where your tech support calls go. Any Blade Runner similarity was purely accidental. Now I need to see about finding a way to re-watch that movie - it's been ages. :D

 

I watched it again about three weeks ago. As good today as it's always been.

Played the soundtrack for a few days on Spotify afterwards too. . .

 

Do it !

 

 

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Today I managed to snap a few better pictures of my sketch, before packing it up and shipping it to its new owner.

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Btw. I used a grid while working on the picture

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While being a bit more time consuming, I didn't want to leave much room for guesswork.

 

Further plans for the near future are to finish my less ambitioned "Summertime Sadness", maybe doing a reproduction of some images from here:

http://www.abdn.ac.uk/bestiary/ms24

And a blown up version of my Gozilla as a present for a friend who liked the sketch really a lot.

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Wow love the detail on your sketch!

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@[member='parkerwasmyfirstlove'], if I may ask, how much time did this sketch take you?



About 20 hours, I guess. But that's ok, I was listening to old Magnum P.I. episodes while working on it.

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Beautiful drawing. I just want to stare.

 

And my OT question... how did you watch Magnum PI ? I don't see it on places like Netflix and such

 

Pen? Ink?

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Beautiful drawing. I just want to stare.

And my OT question... how did you watch Magnum PI ? I don't see it on places like Netflix and such

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Oh sorry. Pen: your humble TWSBI ECO in EF.

Ink: Waterman absolute brown.

Paper: CANSON extra white 180 g/ m^2

Magnum: German dub on burning series. I bet you can find it on putlocker.

 

Funny, actually I prefer the original (not dubbed) versions most of the time (Walking Dead, Sherlock,...) , but I like Magnums german Speaker better, I'm probably biased.

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About 20 hours, I guess. But that's ok, I was listening to old Magnum P.I. episodes while working on it.

 

That is nice, I think my longest piece so far is a few hours!

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This shall be my final piece in the Rotring for a while, I'm getting back to dip and ink from tomorrow.

 

This was supposed to be an Inktober sketch, but here it is, a couple of months late. Another piece from Punch, in 1876, where Disraeli was made an earl by Victoria in return for his support in making her Queen of India.

 

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Cross-posted on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/BNjxxo2hTC9/

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A doodle I made when I bought Iroshizuku's Yama Budo ink recently. Love this color!

 

Pen: Lamy Safari, medium nib.

 

Used a waterbrush to add some shading.

 

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Thanks, Sailor! It's actually three-tone (the shop let me mix and match). So fun. :-)

 

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That is a nice shop you might say :)

 

I like the doodle very much. I wish i could do half as much :s

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Look, I found a dragon in my orange peel!

 

Used a Lamy Safari and my Noodler's Bulletproof "Blue On The Plains Of Abraham" ink, colored with a waterbrush and some Cotman watercolors.

 

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My FP blog (fountain pen comics and doodles): Debbie Ohi's Inky Journal

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