I recently added this TWSBI Eco (turquoise, with a 1.1 stub nib) to my collection. It joins a lime green B nib and two black ones with EF nibs, which have pretty much replaced my old Rotrings as the scritchy-scratchy pens of choice. 135 more words
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fifty superheroes: number eighteen
Great power comes in small packages– watch out for Micro-Kaiju! He’s a giant monster in a compact form factor: if you trip over him, you may never get up. 163 more words
fifty superheroes: number seventeen
The Queen of the Night is a classic “night flyer”– a flying hero who can see in the dark, takes a bat or a night bird as a costume influence, and is just generally nocturnal. 160 more words
fifty superheroes: fifteen and sixteen
The most obvious of sketchbook superhero duos: Pen and Brush. They are meta almost by definition. Maybe they are artists, calligraphers, or even cartoonists themselves. Or maybe they are self aware drawings? 145 more words
fifty superheroes: number 14
Number fourteen of the fifty sketchbook superheroes is The Swordswoman. It’s a simple name, but she’s a pretty direct young woman. She has a powerful sword and she knows how to use it, and the old fashioned word “swordswoman” sounds both chivalrous and swashbuckling, so who needs anything fancier? 141 more words
best of the drawing of the day: the royal lizard
You are cordially invited to spend the weekend in the palace– your tour guide will be The Royal Lizard. He looks like a monitor of some kind, possibly even a Komodo dragon, but he is most definitely royal. 89 more words
