Photo of a framed pen and ink framing of a Norse Viking, wearing chain mail, armor, and a flowing fur cape. He is holding a sheathed broadsword in his left hand and a large metal shield with his right. He is wearing a type of pointed cap and there is Cyrillic lettering on the carved background behind him. The pen and ink style is done with a combination of pointillism and crosshatching. This is a large piece, done with a technical pen on hot-press art board - approximately 24” wide and 36” tall, not counting the mat and frame.
Photo of a drawing of a horse, done with black and red Sharpie fine point markers and a white acrylic paint pen. The drawing is done on a piece of marble flooring left from our house build project in Mexico. The style is similar to that done by the Northwest coast Native Americans. This was made as a gift and given to one of the workers who helped build our house. We saw him nearly every day for 2+ years. He is a hard worker and I wanted him to know how much we appreciated him and his work ethic. He said his favorite animal is a horse.
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With the 4 photo limit, I’m going to break today’s theme into 2 posts.
1st are 2 #pen&ink drawings I did. The #viking I drew in high school (‘87) & hangs in my oldest brother’s office ( #vandals ). The #horse I did recently and was a gift for a friend.
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