Graphite Fine Art
Nothe Fort was built in 1872 at the cost of £120 000 to protect Weymouth and Portland from nasty foreigners. It’s not very pretty (it’s a fort, after all) but the views are stunning. This was another picture drawn with Tombow ABT Dual Brush Pens and the Platinum Fude Brush Pen.
I’ve really been enjoying trying out different brush pens recently. I did the black lines and areas in this picture with a Platinum Fude Brush Pen and then coloured it with Tombow ABT Dual Brush Pens. Full reviews of both should be appearing here soon(wish).
Here’s Frankie’s friend. I don’t know his name or even if he’s a he. But he’s a thoughtful horse and I really enjoyed sketching him.
If you’ve followed this site for a while you’ll notice this isn’t the first time I’ve drawn this scene. There’s something about doorways that appeals to me and this one in particular brings back wonderful memories. I drew this by way of testing out the Sailor 1911 Brush Pen, which I reviewed for the Pen…
Here’s Frankie, a horse I sketched for a friend of a friend.