2017/05/18

Ink Review

I got some Winsor & Newton ink (not a sponsor) and wanted to start using it but then I thought I should test it out and would like to share my results!

Winsor & Newton colored ink
*Waterproof:  No. BUT. Yes. 
Alcohol marker proof:  Yes

I noticed the ink bled when I applied watercolor over the dried ink. Though it looks like you can get cool effects with it, be aware that it will bleed when you apply water over it. HOWEVER! I applied watercolor to another piece that was let dry for several days and that experiment did bleed, but only a little bit. Not as drastically as the photo below.
I have some Copic markers (alcohol based markers) that I applied over the top of some dried ink and it didn't bleed, to my surprise.

I drew with it and it dries fairly quick and holds its pigment well when deluded with water. I only bought two colors, but they react the same. 




2017/05/15

久しぶり!

It's been a long time since I last posted to the blog. Been too caught up in school and enjoying my time in Japan. Also, baby foxes!

Flowers are in full bloom here and its getting warmer and warmer. BunBun has been gone for a year now and miss her a lot sometimes.

2016/11/28

November is almost over...

Hello Internet.

I am currently abroad in Japan studying for college. It is very inspiring to have this opportunity! I won't be returning to Fairbanks until next year.
 
みんな、こんにちは。

まだ日本語がとくいじゃないのですみません。
私、今大学の研究のために、日本で勉強しています。この機会に鼓舞されたんです。また、来年まで帰りません。
これは「緑」「パジャマ」「ポッキー」のイラストです。
ありがとうございました。


2016/09/14

Ah, the slowness

Hello again,

Time has elapsed as it does, continuously. 

If you want to read chapter one of FLIGHT here's a link to the page.
>>>>  FLIGHT: chapter one

 

2016/08/08

BunBun comic pages 13-14

BunBun pages are all done. Tell me your thoughts/critique in the comments if you would like.
Cover and Back will be posted tomorrow


"I am working on a 14 part story of my BunBun and will be uploading them here to the blog. The work is on 24x18 inch watercolor paper, inked with India ink and a brush, and colored with watercolors."

 *click to enlarge