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A Extra-Fine 149, Aurora Black Ink, And A Third Seahorse

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Sinistral1 Antique

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fpuplin:

 

Do you make prints of these for sale, and if so, how can I obtain one?

 

I especially like the 2nd one of the three :D .....

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Breathe. Take one step at a time. Don't sweat the small stuff. You're not getting older, you are only moving through time. Be calm and positive.

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Quill1 Rare

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I struggle to write ! thank you for sharing your reasons and such wonderful art to compliment that.

Montblanc: 146 75th Anniversary, 147 Le Grande, Doue Solitaire

Parker: Gold Duofold Centennial, Sonnet Fougere

Visconti Bronze Homo-Sapien

Waterman Edson Sapphire Blue

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Thanks for sharing your stunning artwork !

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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An exquisite drawing, indeed. Might I ask if it was done entirely freehand or was a template of some sort used? In any event, nicely done!

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I really love the impressive detail. It requires a lot of patience.

Proud resident of the least visited state in the nation!

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Thank you for sharing your talents with us. You drawing skills are stupendous!!!!!!

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When I first showed my g/f this photo ( she loves to draw) she said He did that with a FP?!

 

I think we are slowly converting someone haha

'The Yo-Yo maneuver is very difficult to explain. It was first perfected by the well-known Chinese fighter pilot Yo-Yo Noritake. He also found it difficult to explain, being quite devoid of English.

So we left it at that. He showed us the maneuver after a sort. B*****d stole my kill.'

-Squadron Leader K. G. Holland, RAF. WWII China.

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When I first showed my g/f this photo ( she loves to draw) she said He did that with a FP?!

 

I think we are slowly converting someone haha

 

At this stage you have carefull look after your belongings when you suspect this. :lticaptd:

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great drawing and great pen ;)

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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SO much respect for you and your work right now.

 

I've recently spent 4 hours a day replicating 4 Greek stamps. I knew line drawing was a skill and have now realised how much work you must have invested into this stunning image.

 

:notworthy1: :notworthy1: :notworthy1:

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So, here I am another time, with another Seahorse. This is a Virgilian one. "Fit sonitus spumante salo" ("There's a roar from the foaming sea") is a quote from the episode of Laocoön's death in the Aeneid (Book II, line 209).

 

 

For the fellows interested in seeing the previous Seahorses, they are here and here.

 

 

Spectacular, all three! Both the watch and fountain pen are things that can be bought, but your talent is priceless.

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Hello, I’ve owned several Omega watches also but did not keep any. However I’ve always enjoyed the sea monster. Your drawings are amazing. I’m also a lover of that kind of drawings/engravings live the ones of Dürer and always wondered wether it is possible to achieve with a FP. You’ve answered that question!

Your work is awesome!

May I ask you the width of your thin strokes, my mb149 with its fine nib seems to leave strokes on the paper that are 5 times wider than yours...

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