4 Creatures with B&W and Colour Backgrounds

 

 

Icad #15 and #16

13 Icads In A Day

I did 13 icads yesterday!!! I got on quite a roll, spent a couple of hours on it as had some spare time

Here are several of the best:

Which one do you think is best???

Icad #13- Pirate Skuloweeny

My imaginary monster Skuloweeny in pirate costume… hat, peg leg and hook

Bodalash Expressions

Here is a set of 8 icads showing “Bodalash” with 8 different expressions: sad, in love, confused, shocked, annoyed, bored, dazed and winking

Icad #11- Cats Eyes through the Grey

A bit of a poor excuse for an icad, ik, but I was verrrrry tired, been out all day from 11-6 with my cousins from America, who I only see once every year or two years

Also, check out some of my brother’s, mum’s and dad’s best icads here: http://livegrownourishcreate.wordpress.com/2013/06/07/i-love-sharpies/

 

 

Icad #10- Arctic Freeze Frame

Here is icad #10- another black and white landscape, of a mountain range in the arctic, with a river cutting down the middle of the ice.

3 Black and White Landscape Icads

Here are three landscape icads I drew yesterday (in addition to yesterday’s icad):

Tree on Hill with Storm Above

I think this is the best?

 

 

Rays of Light Abstract

It is pretttttttty abstract, but I like the yellow cutting through the dull black and white backdrop

Waterfalls

This was my first, which you may have been able to tell. There is two much white in it!

Photograph Gallery- Holiday In Suffolk

These are pictures I took while on holiday in Pakefield, Suffolk. We went to many different beaches, including Southwold, Aldeburgh, and Sizewell.

Southwold pier, taken from southwold beach.

Southwold town taken from the pier.

Icad #8- Inspired by a Photograph

This icad was inspired by a photograph I took while on holiday at Deal- Lights on the Horizon at Night.

I again used 4 and 6B pencils, to smudge the colour. I like this style… I think it makes the different areas of lightness merge more smoothly, and the colour looks more solid.
You should try it If you want very light areas, put occasional lines or dashes and smudge them, or smudge a dark area of colour into the white space with your fingertip to get a light area of colour.

This is Lights on the Horizon at Night, the inspiration of my icad… a dark, abstract photograph, with a boat out at sea, its lights shining across the ocean: