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Oops! This one was not stippled. I had used squiggles, which takes less time, and is a technique which I enjoy far more than stippling.

Thank you Jo.

Thank you Ayin.

This is a quick pen and ink sketch, approximately 5" x 7", on notebook paper, using a 0.8 GEO College pigment liner.

Joy, Ayin...Thank you.

Thank you Anne. Yes, it did take a very long time to do. By the time this sketch was over, I had decided not to do stippling again, as far as possible.

This is a 2015 pen and ink sketch of two ceramic cats and a crystal bell based on a photograph by TeAnne.

Lovely!

Anne, Ayin...Thank you.

Donna, Ayin... Thank you.

Interesting subject, and nicely sketched. I am glad that you have mentioned the size of your sketch. When viewed at that size, your sketch is so much nicer than at the size at which it is automatically displayed on my computer screen.

Chennai Streetscape Over the last few weeks I have been very eager to sketch on location but the summer heat has already been too much for me. Chennai's summer peaks in May/June and therefore it is going to be quite a while before I can go out and sketch. I therefore took to Google Street View...

Anne, Jo, Bart, Margaret, John, and Terri...Thank you 🙏 .

This is a time-pass 4.5" x 6" pen and ink sketch, using an inexpensive back ink gel pen, and based on a reference photo of a person whose identity I do not know. I had saved the image some time ago, since I found the flowing white beard a challenging subject, and wanted to try it some day. That...

I agree with Kay. I also think that some selective darkening will bring out the highlights and form even better.

Lovely! I like the expression on his (her?) face.