FPN's PEN ART GALLERY

[siopaopei]

 

Here's mine. My friends' dog suddenly went missing so I made this for them.

[TREBFPN]

 

Here's mine. My friends' dog suddenly went missing so I made this for them.

Very nice! I wonder what it would look like if you had some of Foamy's rum?

[foamy]

 

Here's mine. My friends' dog suddenly went missing so I made this for them.

Pretty sweet! I love your technique. Nice and sketchy—gives it spontaneous, true portrait feel. Very nice.

[pictogramax]

Beautiful new additions to this thread!

[siopaopei]

Pretty sweet! I love your technique. Nice and sketchy—gives it spontaneous, true portrait feel. Very nice.

 

Thank you. ^_^

[Sadiq]

Awesome thread! There are some talented artists here at FPN.

[MattiasA]

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-IFwkFj8gL74/VBBX4M8XkeI/AAAAAAAAjpo/NPKvMORKIDI/s1600/page15.jpghttp://3.bp.blogspot.com/-JaEMyrqSm1I/VBBX4Mz7UXI/AAAAAAAAjpk/ZNDrObkDjqA/s1600/page20.jpghttp://4.bp.blogspot.com/-FZKHsTu8Q8c/VBBX9PWS37I/AAAAAAAAjp8/Dgc-a3IRPS8/s1600/page26.jpgLarger than line, from the big sketchbooks of Mattias Adolfsson a 24 page over-sized booklet (6 double sided posters i.e 12 images) with removable elastic band binding and removable title and colophon sticker:

for more information go here: http://mattiasa.blogspot.se/p/larger-than-line.html

 

all made with a Namiki Falcon

[amberleadavis]

Great stuff! Is the book out yet?

[JSolinger]

I have excepted the fact that I'm not able to draw to the level that I would like, maybe some day. But with my experience of machine tools I can come close. This is drawn with my cnc milling machine using a mounted Lamy Safari with a medium nib and using , my personal favorite ink, Noodler's Bay State Blue. You may recognize this image from a Spencerian drawing and learning book from the late 1800's. I have a couple others that I will program and draw up then move on to trying some of my own modern images in the Spencerian style. This style has always caught my eye.

 

 

 

http://i60.tinypic.com/10ie93r.jpg

[cpmcnamara]

I have excepted the fact that I'm not able to draw to the level that I would like, maybe some day. But with my experience of machine tools I can come close. This is drawn with my cnc milling machine using a mounted Lamy Safari with a medium nib and using , my personal favorite ink, Noodler's Bay State Blue. You may recognize this image from a Spencerian drawing and learning book from the late 1800's. I have a couple others that I will program and draw up then move on to trying some of my own modern images in the Spencerian style. This style has always caught my eye.

 

 

 

http://i60.tinypic.com/10ie93r.jpg

Woah, really interesting. How does the FP work attached the CNC? Does it keep the pressure light? I think it would be cool to do this with a brush pen and vary pressure.

Edited November 15, 2014 by cpmcnamara

[amberleadavis]

I have excepted the fact that I'm not able to draw to the level that I would like, maybe some day. But with my experience of machine tools I can come close. This is drawn with my cnc milling machine using a mounted Lamy Safari with a medium nib and using , my personal favorite ink, Noodler's Bay State Blue. You may recognize this image from a Spencerian drawing and learning book from the late 1800's. I have a couple others that I will program and draw up then move on to trying some of my own modern images in the Spencerian style. This style has always caught my eye.

 

 

 

http://i60.tinypic.com/10ie93r.jpg

 

Wow, my first thought was it was so perfect like the old spirographs but better. Thank you for sharing!

[JSolinger]

Woah, really interesting. How does the FP work attached the CNC? Does it keep the pressure light? I think it would be cool to do this with a brush pen and vary pressure.

I designed a flexible tool holder with a soft touch for fountain pens.

[attika89]

I have excepted the fact that I'm not able to draw to the level that I would like, maybe some day. But with my experience of machine tools I can come close. This is drawn with my cnc milling machine using a mounted Lamy Safari with a medium nib and using , my personal favorite ink, Noodler's Bay State Blue. You may recognize this image from a Spencerian drawing and learning book from the late 1800's. I have a couple others that I will program and draw up then move on to trying some of my own modern images in the Spencerian style. This style has always caught my eye.

This is really cool!

Looking forward for more!

[foamy]

@jSolinger; Totally cool. Outrageous, in fact. I too, first thought "Spirograph," but as neat as those things were, they don't produce work like that. Programming a CNC? That's more than a notion. Really nice work. I dare say your skills are in demand these days. Like the others, looking forward to seeing more.

 

@MattiasA; your work is so wonderfully whimsical, it must make for some very pleasurable time spent with pen and brush. Downright happy, in fact. Great stuff.

 

What a cool thread.

[Danielle]

Two recent life drawing sketches done at a Dr. Sketchy's event with Noodler's Kiowa Pecan in my Hero M86 bent nib pen (and some waterbrush shading):

 

 

 

[flummoxed]

The art work heart is great, I'm slightly embarrassed to post this.

 

I've posted this on the review section for the pen too, this was a quick(5-10 minute) sketch of the fellowship based on pre-LoTR movie description.

[MissChief]

Why would you be embarrassed to post that? It's awesome!

[Titus D]

Unbelievable talent. Really,really breathtaking. I've not got an artistic bone in my body so I cannot begin to describe how jealous I am.

 

Many,many thanks for sharing.

[flummoxed]

Why would you be embarrassed to post that? It's awesome!

 

Thank you! But I have miles to go before I think my work can reach the level of sophistication on this thread.

 

Like they say, "draw daily" is my mantra from now.

[jasonchickerson]

Two recent life drawing sketches done at a Dr. Sketchy's event with Noodler's Kiowa Pecan in my Hero M86 bent nib pen (and some waterbrush shading):

 

 

 

 

 

I love this. With the ink color, it is reminiscent of the old Dutch masters sketches.