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Little Red © Diana Ting Delosh Ink Watercolor Digital |
2015 has been the year of experimenting with different mediums. To create
Little Red I used a Micron Brush Pen and assorted Rapidiographs for the finer lines on watercolor paper. The Rapidiographs are filled with Black India Rapidiograph Brand Ink: Universal 3080-F.BLA Waterproof for Paper & Film. Previously I had tried other brands of brush pens and found them not as waterproof as they claimed they were. The Microns are truly waterproof and I was able to paint right over my line art as soon as the ink was dry. I'm quite happy with the results.
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Ink Line Detail for Little Red ©Diana Ting Delosh Assorted pens |
I used the Brush pen mainly on the Little Red and the Wolf as I wanted them to be the focal paint. Most of the finer details were put in with a double zero pen as well as some pencil. This way I could have my thick and thin lines and my details too. The background forest is done in pencil as I wanted it to be very soft and fade. As you can see they were so fine they barely scanned in.
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