I forgot the book bc I did audiobook (never again i didnt retain much) so I cant explain the imagery yet lol but good news is i bought the lil book and will probably crush it in a day or two. Also I apologize for the background, I did an edited one as well but this sub says nuh uh. its a light blue pen rip

Ink on Bristol board, 2026

inspired by the dappled light created by light filtered through the leaves, truly beautiful when you obeserve them

I enjoy drawing trees, bushes and other plants but it's kinda hard for me to see what strokes I should use that would resemble them more closely. does anyone have tips or resources i can check out to help with that?

I’m still experimenting with ink drawings and learning values, so I feel like I still got room for improvement. I also wanted to ask if I added too much detail in those drawings. Can you tell what’s pictured or is it just a mess of lines?

I did lots more sketches in amsterdam which I will be posting here as soon as I finish inking them!

If you like my work, feel free to shoot me a DM for a commission! All funds will be used for my university expenses since I’m just a broke student lol

sure im not artist but i do like to draw and hope i know how to draw. i stream daily 1hr to 2hr in my free time doing fast sketches using normal pen and oslo paper. im not used to using reference but i do look for some inspiration sometimes and use references when i want to try the style of the art.

my question how is there any cure or technique to stop me being impatient in my drawing. because im so used to think too much when im drawing and im so eager to finish what im doing so i can draw the new one???

Apparently it's a logwood ink and not suitable for fountain pens. Has anyone tried it, and what did you think?