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Inktober 2016! I’m very excited, I just hope I can keep it up Here is Day 1!

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Delicate and full of flavour! 

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I have a thing for gorgeous coasters and expressive use of cork! I wish I had a set of these!

coasters! some coastlines…

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Don't know what this material is but I really enjoy the ripples produced and the texture made!

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Awesome!

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I think I want to do inktober next time it comes around!

Almost 2 months late I finally finished Inktober. Since they are all in one sketchbook, I thought I’d share the whole pages so you can see the dimensions of the drawings. I really love some, and others are just horrible, but all of them have been a wonderful practice. You can see the ones I actually like in my inktober tag on here, a closer scan of every single one can be found on my facebook sketchbook.

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This was my first ever Indian ink drawing which sparked my now huge interest in all ink pieces! There was a time that I worked exclusively in ink! Although this drawing holds a very special place in my heart, everyone in my Year 9 Art class followed a template so there are many more of these out there haha! 

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Another early drawing- bridges in Cambridge. Ink on paper. I enjoy the fact that the mini columns on top of the bridge are of slightly varying sizes and shapes! 

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Slightly grainy but this is one of my first self motivated sketches I drew. I went to Windsor, sat by the Castle and The Long Walk and simply started to draw whatever caught my eye. 

I used to absolutely despise people looking at my work and at times I still find this challenging but it has become more of a process allowing me to enjoy the developmental “imperfect” drawings more as well as producing the final, polished pieces.

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A very welcome to my blog! A personal yet clearly public place where I have chosen to document my journey with art, architecture and all inspirations.