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For: Inktide 2020!

Poor Dryft. And the worst part is, he doesn't even remember.
The Wound that Warptide Left: Chapter 10

I decided this month I'm gonna use these little square artist tiles I got from SketchBox for Inktide this year. They're a bit smaller than my postcard sized pieces I did last year, but should be fun since they soak up water rather well, so I'm excited to to ink washes with them. However I only have 19 of them, so I'll probably be drawing on the backs of 15 if I can. Hopefully they don't bend or leak through too much! A challenge indeed!

Mediums Used:
traditional bamboo brush, red acrylic Speedball ink, & Something really new I got from my last SketchBox subscription: It's a Bokuchi Suzuri and it comes with this Sumi ink stick. You add water, and gently grind the ink stick against the Suzuri to create varying shades of ink from a light gray wash to solid black. Really therapeutic and fun to use, especially since it's not detailed oriented, but more.. flowing. I like the watercolor effects it brought out.

Description
For: Inktide 2020!

Poor Dryft. And the worst part is, he doesn't even remember.
The Wound that Warptide Left: Chapter 10

I decided this month I'm gonna use these little square artist tiles I got from SketchBox for Inktide this year. They're a bit smaller than my postcard sized pieces I did last year, but should be fun since they soak up water rather well, so I'm excited to to ink washes with them. However I only have 19 of them, so I'll probably be drawing on the backs of 15 if I can. Hopefully they don't bend or leak through too much! A challenge indeed!

Mediums Used:
traditional bamboo brush, red acrylic Speedball ink, & Something really new I got from my last SketchBox subscription: It's a Bokuchi Suzuri and it comes with this Sumi ink stick. You add water, and gently grind the ink stick against the Suzuri to create varying shades of ink from a light gray wash to solid black. Really therapeutic and fun to use, especially since it's not detailed oriented, but more.. flowing. I like the watercolor effects it brought out.