Dutch Landscape after Rembrandt - Ink and wash

By Robert Meredith -
When I worked on my Masters in uni, I looked a lot at Rembrandt, so this task is a small reminder of this great artist. I used mixed media paper and sketched out the simple scene, then I applied some brown washes, burnt umber. 
I then when the paper was dry added some mark making with dipping ink to build up the scene.

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