Today’s prompt is “nest” Using my Zig Cocoiro pen and a waterbrush.
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Inchies Day 5
Today’s Inchie Prompt is “simple.” I used some of my “blob” drawings as inspiration for some simple character sketches using my Zig pen and a waterbrush.
Inchies Day 4
It’s so much fun to do tiny art! Today’s prompt is “Sprinkle.”
Inchie Challenge Day 3
Day 3 of the Inchie Challenge Prompt: Ocean
Inchie – Day 2 (Yesterday)
I completely forgot to post this yesterday! Here is yesterday’s Inchie. I did several because it was such a fun prompt, TWIST. Now that I think of it, I could have also did a twist ice cream cone, too.
Inchie Challenge – 2022
Amy Maricle of https://mindfulartstudio.com hosts an online Challenge called the Inchie Challenge. Inchies are small 2×2 Art that are a mindful way to get focused and relaxed. They are great warmups for helping creatives to show up at the desk and focus on creating. A 2×2 inch square is not very intimidating and you canContinue reading “Inchie Challenge – 2022”
Final Inchie Day
The final prompt is “DETAIL.” One of the things that Amy Maricle encourages during the challenge is to do multiple versions and then see if they can be part of a larger piece. I played with acrylic paint and created a bunch of blue blocks and then followed the brush strokes to find a pattern.Continue reading “Final Inchie Day”
Inchies – Swirling
The theme for Day 11 was “swirling.” Instead of drawing something that swirls, I opted for a completely different idea and grabbed some old art (see previous post: https://ginalento.com/2021/08/25/i-have-done-something-horrible/ ) and I cut it up into the 2×2 squares. I sprayed the squares with spray Ink and sealed them after they dried so they wouldn’tContinue reading “Inchies – Swirling”
Inchies – Indigo
Day 10 – indigo Here is my exploration into indigo. In my humble opinion, the best shade of indigo is from Daniel Smith.
Inky Inchies
Day 9 and the post was “ink.” I got a little carried away again. Each square was done independently but I tied them together with laying them out on my desk and turning them to see how well they would work together as a group. The bottom two were separate pieces done with crayon andContinue reading “Inky Inchies”
Gina Lento: Fine Art and Illustration 