Indian ink and wash

By Robert Meredith -
Did this yesterday. Based on a YouTube video by artist Christopher Steven. I used my A4 landscape journal paper for this. Used Indian ink, a spray and home made bamboo dipping pen. Again this is in readiness for September classes. This approach lends itself to be free and creative. Not too tight and does not need to be the same as the original image from the video.

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