Red and green

India ink pens in Moleskine Cahier. On the right hand page you can just glimpse the pencil sketches on the next spread, which I'm still working on.

Two new spreads

Done using various coloured India ink pens, coloured pencils and paper collage.

Book

Title page and first spread of a little Moleskine Cahier. My plan is to make a small book of drawings in this.




I used India ink Pitt pens in different colours, coloured pencil and paper collage.

Peas

A drawing from my garden. I've always loved fresh peas straight from the pod, and this year we have some very nice plants in the garden. Now some of those peas are a nice drawing in my little Moleskine Cahier sketchbook as well.

Assorted India ink pens, finetip and brush.

People I know

Julius



Lotte



John


All from my little Moleskine Cahier notebook, which is light and fits easily into a bag or even a pocket. I'm becoming quite taken with the coloured inks, and enjoy the thin quality of the pages, which leaves them partially see-through.

"Storforbruger" - large-scale consumer

Sketchbook diary entry done in India ink pens. It's interesting how realistic something can look despite being drawn in such a simplyfied style.

Failing

I'm breaking in a new sketchbook diary. I keep the large Moleskine sketchbook for more or less daily observational drawings, and it was time for a new one.



The red pen is already failing, as is the breathtakingly impressive orchid I got from work - I'm not very good with either markers or orchids it seems.