Showing posts with label Derwent Metallic Pencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Derwent Metallic Pencils. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 September 2026

The Gold-Ass - pencil drawing

 


The September challenge of "Goed Gezien - Goed Bekeken" is about 'resounding coins' as it can be translated from Dutch. And that was not inspiring for me at all. After a conversation with my husband about the theme he came up with something good, but again not really something I would love to paint or draw.

And there it was, the little Gold-Ass popping up as a real possibility. The story is about golden coins, dropping down. That makes a sound so it fits the theme - more or less - and this is what I wanted to draw.

Looking for a picture of a donkey I found a nice one that I could adapt to the 'stretching' of the donkey before delivering the coins. The coins are there as well, I used metallic pencils for them.

The information about the materials I have used, the size and availability of this drawing and - if you are interested in my original artworks - my contact information can all be found in my Flickr account.

Wednesday, 18 February 2026

Paint - a pencil drawing

 


This month the challenge of 'Goed Gezien - Goed Bekeken' is about professions, work, labour. The meaning of the challenge is to depict a profession and I decided on the (house) painter. That profession is/was 'in my family' and if needed I can also do the paintwork in my home.

I wanted to keep it simple, only one open tin of paint (the Dutch 'verf' means paint) and a brush with the paint on it.

This time I have combined Graphitint an Metallic pencils, using water to 'awaken' the Graphitint colours and adding a layer of pencil on top of that for depth.

The information about the materials I have used, the size and availability of this work and - if you are interested in m y original artwork - my contact information can all be found in my Tumblr blog