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A quick sketch done yesterday night. Black Ink applied with brushes on smooth cardboard paper. White poster color used for some highlights.
This pen,inks and watercolros sketch is done off a photo shared by Ramnath Bhat, a friend from Urban Sketchers group. This is from a place called Zambavali in Goa.
Sometimes, unpleasant situations present an unexpected opportunity. Last week, I was stuck in a traffic jam when I noticed these abandoned vehicles lying on the roadside, about 20 meters from me.
Thanks to the traffic jam, I could take some photos using my cellphone cam. Completed this sketch today. Done using pen, inks and watercolors.
I had clicked a pic of this old door in Manavali house of Nana Fadanavis in our Sunday sketching trip. Go to complete this sketch yesterday while I was waiting for someone to arrive.
Another pen sketch done to exploit the full texture potential of the pen medium!
Orangutan monkey sketch, done using Pigma Micron pens. Had a lot of fun drawing the peculiar texture of the face and the ample fur!
I had clicked this pic of a super busy road in old Pune a few months ago. Did a pen-inks-watercolors sketch from that photo yesterday.
Paper size 15″ x 11″
Pen sketch done off a picture clicked by a fellow urban sketcher and an avid photographer, Ramnath Bhat.
Gulbarga Fort, Karnataka, India.
A small road side temple in Shanivar Peth area in old Pune. This temple is only 1.5-2 feet tall, and hardly noticeable within the banyan tree that engulfs it.
