Subjects with Pen and Ink: Landscape
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Over 8 Hours of Instruction
32 Videos
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Course Curriculum
Lesson Description
In this lesson series, we’ll draw several different landscape elements with pen and ink.
Lesson 22 - Tree
In lesson twenty-two, we use technical drawing pens and hatching to create a drawing of a tree on smooth Bristol paper.
Lesson 23 - Rocky Stream
In lesson twenty-three, we use nib pens and cross hatching to create a drawing of a rocky stream.
Lesson 24 - House Portrait
In lesson twenty-four, we use technical drawing pens and hatching to create a drawing of a house portrait.
Lesson 25 - Lighthouse
In lesson twenty-five, we use nib pens and cross hatching to create a drawing of a lighthouse.
Lesson 26 - Cabin
In lesson twenty-six, we use nib pens and cross hatching to create a drawing of a cabin.
Lesson Materials
- Technical Drawing Pens
- Dip or Nib Pens
- Bottled Ink (Carbon Black)
- Smooth Bristol Paper
- Hot Press Watercolor Paper
- Nylon Brushes
- 2H, H, or HB Graphite Pencil
- Kneaded Eraser
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Finished Drawing
The tree has been my favorite so far. How long did it actually take to complete? I’m looking forward to giving this one a go.
Hi Pamela,
This one took around 3-4 hours from start to finish.
mat I have thoroughly enjoyed drawn along with you . My drawing skill has improved emensly,thank you Looking forward to more . marja
I’m really enjoying the course and learning a lot. However, it’s very frustrating when the reference photos are sideways. I skip those lessons.
Hi Virginia,
The reference photo for the house is sideways so you can have a large version of the image. You can print out the references and just turn the paper sideways. I hope this helps.
Thanks for responding. I could, but I hate wasting paper and ink. I didn’t find that particular image very interesting, so it wasn’t worth it for me. Looking forward to doing the cabin in a couple of days, though.
Matt, I was so sad to hear of the misfortune suffered by your sister and brother-in-law over the loss of their house and so many of their personal belongings. I was moved by your statement about hoping that something good may yet come out of this. I have found many times in my own life that the worst has been the preparation for the best. I will soon be 89 years young so I’ve had many opportunities to experience that in all those years. I will try to do an extra good job on the house drawing as I am thinking of your relatives and sending my best wishes to them. Lorraine Robertson
I love all of your stuff here! Can I request more line and wash???