Victorian Waifs and Children in Ink and wash

Ink and wash, beginners tutorial
Drawing
Applying ink with a dip pen
Softening off with water
Fine detail work
Watercolour paper
2b pencil or a mechanical pencil
Kneadable eraser
Water soluble ink, I demonstrated with Parker Quink in blue
Dip pen
A small round brush approximately number 2
Fibre tipped black pen or gel pen

[@joanpringle-canning2834]

🤗🤗🌷🌷🤗🤗🌼🌼

[@paulabrown6840]

They are precious. I love how you fall in love with the little beings you create. 🥰💛

[@lindabrownartist]

Me too, their little characters just emerge from the paper don’t they… like magic

[@CharlotteMerl]

Brilliant idea Linda, can't wait to give it a try! Thank you ❤

[@lindabrownartist]

Great!

[@NoBodyToDanceWithMe]

love seeing your videos!

[@lindabrownartist]

Thanks so much, I’m so pleased you like them 😊

[@dennisbowman3042]

Omgoodness these are just beautiful. You are so talented. Thank you. Debbie

[@lindabrownartist]

Yes I fall in love as they appear before my eyes

[@lindadavis-ys1cf]

Very nice!❤

[@lindabrownartist]

Thank you! 😊

[@juliehopkins5784]

❤

[@lindabrownartist]

Thanks Julie:)

[@electrichen6243]

They're so cute. I don't have ink but wondered if I could use water-soluble felt pens?

[@lindabrownartist]

You sure can, also watercolour pencils, Inktense pencils 🙏😀