Dandelion Cogs -Inktober

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My 14th drawing for Inktober

For my fourteenth drawing I went with the Inktober prompt suggestion of Clocks. In today's piece cogs form the center parts of dandelion clocks.

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I have decided to get out my ink pens and join in with Inktober, you can find more details about Inktober on the website: https://inktober.com/.

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Source: https://inktober.com/rules/


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Creating my drawing

The piece was created using black drawing ink, a dip pen, paintbrush and wax.

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Small metal cogs were used to print the cog shapes, these were then finished by hand using my dip pen and black ink.
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The dandelion seeds were added using a dip pen along with outlines on part of the leaves.
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Then areas I wanted to keep unaltered had wax applied over the top, before applying more ink to the paper.
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I then washed off any excess ink and allowed the drawing to dry. The final stage was to use a dip pen and drawing ink to draw in finer details and outlines.
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'Dandelion Cogs'

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Ink and wax on paper

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If you want to see some of my previous ink illustrations check out DWELLING, an illustrated crime novel collaboration between myself and fellow Steemian dougkarr@dougkarr, set in New York’s Lower East Side. Dwelling is now available in print and ePub.

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