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Hi,

as a pen and ink artist, I am passionate about helping others adopt drawing simple landscapes with pen and ink as a relaxing and creative hobby.To that end, I have written a complete tutorial for beginners that I shared in this forum earlier. You can find it at here

 

I have also created videos that show step by step drawing of a simple landscape in under 30 minutes. Here is a link to a video that demonstrates drawing the following.

I would appreciate any feedback on the content and presentation in the video and if this is something you would like more of to help you in learning to draw with pen and ink

Thanks

Rahul

 

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:notworthy1: Awesome and thank you for sharing. I went to your site today and, after a quick review, decided to bookmark ithe page so that I can revisit when I have time to attempt some some f/p drawing.

"You want to be a writer, don't know how or when? Find a quiet place, use a humble pen." ---Paul Simon

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