3rd Wave of Inspiration
Since 2003
Using a rotring pen on white paper, Cornwall-based artist Mark Lascelles Thornton has embarked on a massive architectural drawing project called the The Happiness Machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ffDDry55CfQ
The moment I am still impressed from what I saw on Mr.Frivolous portfolio. His simple, hence striking, portraits created by using only pencils and felt-tip pens and seems he spends an overnight to create each piece. The speed of drawing, techniques, drafts and later original prints, creates the unique atmosphere while surfing his Flickr account. It is enjoyable.
Samuel Gomez is working on a 1.5 x 2.2 m drawing made with graphite and ink on paper. It is the first image from a series entitled “Deadpan Comedy.”
Talented artist Boris Pelcer from American Moscow city attracted us with his latest pencil works available for admiration and purchase
Timelapse video of artist Patrick Vale drawing the view of the Manhattan skyline from the Empire State Building.Music - Moanin' by Charles Mingus.
http://vimeo.com/42635813
A collection of pencil drawings London based illustrator Rupert Smissen time to time working in collaboration with Rebecca Pomroy. Obsessive with details, double-meanings and beautiful shadows Rupert's works are yet not provoked the industry to step out from Tumblr, I bet this is a matter of time and good illustration agency.
Young Russian talent based in Northern city of Arkhangelsk - Vadim Skorik has some striking ink art that can perfectly fit any t-shirt design or enemy's skin
All over the world office procrastinators must be jealous after exploring the unique art made by Gregory Euclide on whiteboards with a single black marker and some water. Definitely there is no limit for an artist in materials if he really wants to express himself.
http://vimeo.com/42278456
The fine line graphic project by Latvian designer Alex Konahin made with dip pen using black ink or other materials, sometimes including his own blood, yuk!
Caitlin Hackett’s artwork analyzes the boundaries that separate humans from animals. “[...] these boundaries are warped by new scientific data, mythology, history and religious beliefs alike, blurring the lines between us as science, religion and culture clash over what it is to be human, and thus, what separates us from the beasts of the wild,” states Hackett.
Anthony Caseiro is French illustrator based in Madrid. His works are outstanding and I bet requires a huge painstaking job along with an artistic talent. Check his full set of "Blue Bic pen on paper" on Behance or personal Tumblr
You might also like pen drawings by Sarah Esteje and Juan Francisco Casas
Spotted by @hellozso. I had a vague idea of portraiture watercolours until I visited Agnes Cecile portfolio and watched her drawing on double speed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g857UNIKQsM