photo. I intended to finish it for Gong Jun's birthday, but it didn't happen. Traditionally, I used Gallo watercolors, 100% cotton paper, silver and gold, and white Kuretake ink. I'm not entirely happy with the result; I don't like long breaks in painting.

the dark ones. The portrait didn't turn out quite right because I'm not very good at drawing with colored pencils.

makes work easier.

and drawing was pure pleasure. The paper works very well with Derwent Drawing. For now, these are the first two layers (except for the hair) because it's already dark and I don't like drawing in artificial light. I might finish that version someday. Once again, I've learned that well-chosen paper+

the episode. Today I used: black, gold Kuretake ink, Derwent Inktense inks, gray Brush Pen, and Gansai Tambi Cosmos: Blue, green, olive.

Derwent Inktense Inks, Gray and Red Brush Pen, Gansai Tambi Aurora Violet.

This is the mechanical bird. My version isn't very good, but it's similar. Tools: Kuretake silver and black ink, gray Brush Pens, and Gansai Tambi Cosmic Blue.

the original from the show. Tools: Kuretake black ink, gray Brush Pen, Derwent Inktense inks, Ferris Wheel Press blue ink, and Gansai Tambi Cosmic Green and Cosmic Olive.

These are the herb bowls. Tools: Kuretake black ink, Ferris Wheel Press blue ink, Derwent Inktense and Gansai Tambi Aurora Orange and Aurora Pink.

This is the cover of the book, or rather, a loose interpretation of it. Tools: Kuretake Black and White Ink, Derwent Inktense, Taccia Brown Ink, and Gansai Tambi Aurora Blue.

the paper doesn't like the softness of the pencils. I'm just using the first layer for now because it's late and I have trouble drawing in artificial light. I need to find some better papers.

isn't the same). Tools: Kuretake black and white ink, gray Brush Pen, and blue Ferris Wheel Press ink. Also included: Gansai Tambi Aurora Red.