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Published: 2015-08-03 14:01:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 1265; Favourites: 85; Downloads: 11
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an old drawing from 1998 (digitally inverted, because it looks cooler
).- Indian ink on A4 drawing cardboard
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Thank you very much for this nice comment!
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you are so welcome.Β i just wish I had the vocabulary to express how deep your inspirations touch me.Β suffice it to say...I love your work.Β
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All drawn with a kroontjespen (is that the right word?)!
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I think I know what you mean, the tip is shaped like a kroontjespen, but you have to dip the point in ink right?
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Yes! I like those nice little old fashioned ink bottles. ^^
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I kinda like them because I feel super artsy with them, but I hate them because the ink smudges so much!
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UHUH! You have to be super careful!
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It is depressing, it doesn't inspire me to make more art
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But you don't have to use them, there are more than enough cool other pens.
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But I want to be a homo universalis!
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OOOooo I really like this inverted 
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Meticulous work in texture and depth. Very beautiful with black background.Β
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Learning to go, for the seond time...
Zum zweiten mal laufen lernen...
...to be continued!
...wird fortgesetzt!
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Wenn's nur zweimal gewesen wΓ€re... Β
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I re-inverted it...it looks cool as an original too!
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First I had the idea to mirror the black version and to put it together with the original to one picture, but it looked weird and confusing. Thank you very much!
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Old doesn't make it bad in the least. It's great, R. More please
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Very interesting and a bit surreal. Someone said it looked a bit Egyptian I would have said African. I think it's the background. Very well done.
Have a great day.
Thanks for submitting to
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I love this one, R. It has an Egyptian look. Especially the hands.
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It is somewhat ancient, yes. 
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