Alchemy Notebook: liquid acrylic inks, Prismacolor watercolor pencils, and metallic acrylic paint in a Moleskine pocket sketchbook.
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4 comments :
Now that's what I should've done with mine!
PS Why do I need a Blogger account to comment (luckily I still have one, but stil...)?
napfisk, it's a spam reduction method. It seems to work pretty well, although probably keeps the commenting level round these parts down a bit. Such is life.
Where exactly do these images come from? What century? Or are they recent? The link doesn't work anymore. Pretty, though.
Sarah, I see you're right: the original post seems to have died. But the http://ninthwavedesigns.com/ homepage is still there. You could just sift through the archives or write to them I guess. (they are fairly contemporary illustrations inspired by historical material I presume)
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