Here are a few more glimpses of spots around the house, drawn with my Noodler’s flex pen and Lexington Gray ink in my Stillman & Birn Alpha series sketchbook.
The flex pen allows me to vary the lines in a drawing from thick and heavy to barely there. What it doesn’t do is correct lettering glitches, like the word “Study” in Day 45’s sketch, below.
I’m Leslie. A painter, teacher, and lover of all things creative. A sketchbook artist who captures everyday life on the pages of my illustrated journals. I love sharing, connecting, and encouraging people to find their creative voice through sketchbook journaling. Read more about me, my art, and my life HERE.
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I love the Sketches. Nice to know its not just me that seems to add letters to words. 🙂 Somehow my brain sometimes doesn't want to quit making letters. 🙂 Well done in-spite of it. Adds charm.