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Skeksis Coffee, made from the freshest gelflings! Originally painted in watercolors and inks.

Original India ink drawing makes fabo leggings, pillows, scarves and bags!

Drawing with markers and India ink.

Angry tiger with India ink

Hand drawn illustration of the Ganesha with a mandala in the background

I wanted to capture a big eye tuna in India Ink. I love to see the fish jump! Exciting to see...and what a catch!

I wanted to capture a big eye tuna in India Ink. I love to see the power of this fish! Exciting to see...and what a catch!

i feel that this piece is one of my finest. It captures the true beauty of bamboo. Original painting was painted with india ink, acrylics and dry brush pen on a heavy stock, 8-1/2" x 11" textured white paper. I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumi-e’ and chinese ‘shui-mo hua’ paintings. “Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind.” - Bruce Lee - I assume reproduction rights to all of my original art. Nothing may be used in any way, shape or form on merchandise or promotional items of any kind. Thank you… Rebecca Rees This piece was featured in "#1 Artists of Red Bubble" and "Impressionism Cafe".

Original drawing measures 8-1/2" x 11". It was drawn with a black ink pen on a sepia colored paper. A little ladybug rests on one of the bamboo branches.

Original drawings make the best fashion statements.

Mind Cascade. I started it in 2017, using a brush-like Faber-Castell PITT india ink pen, and I've recently added a few marks with the fineliner-style pen from the same set. I've successfully resisted the temptation to do anything more to it. This is an A4 size drawing on white card. © Brian Benson 2019

Taj Mahal

I dream of seeing the Potala Palace again some day with my parents

A place close to the hearts of all Tibetans. My dream is to be able to bring my parents there once again in this lifetime

Imagination, sensitivity and intuition.

Black and white, pen and ink, Gandhi portrait.

taj mahal original artwork

Tibetan vowels

Original India Ink drawing, digitally modified

the animal from the Tibetan Plateau

Traditional Tibetan skull, or Kapala

Elderberry Blossom in Ink/Gouache Resist and Watercolor, by Conni Schaftenaar This is a painting I had started a couple of years ago and never finished until last week. It is done with painting layers of white gouache where you want to protect areas of paper - you can do single layers where you want some shadowing, and multiple layers where you want to protect white or almost white areas. You then coat the whole paper with black India ink and let it dry. After the ink is dried, you wash off the gouache and are left with a black and white image of whatever you set out to paint. You can leave it at that, or you can then use watercolor or other liquid media to add color. In this one, I used watercolor and I used a Micron pen to p...

Hybrid Beast, india ink drawing by Brian Benson. Done with a dip-nib pen.

Jonah Complex. This was drawn using a dip-nib-pen and india ink, along with liner pen. Like most of my drawings, it was unplanned; the image emerged as I went along. The title is an afterthought, and barely relevant. Were it not for the fish it might have been called something else.

Its the title. Idk what else to say.

"We have come to collect..." India ink drawing, A4-ish. on Studioline paper, c1989. Drawn with a dipping nib-pen. Although it wasn't my original intention, this one reminds me of the end of Kafka's The Trial. © Brian Benson 1989

This is a gouache resist painting of pink tulips in a glass jar.

My Balloon: Baby Elephant Watercolor Painting #6 Crow quill pen and ink painting on vintage watercolor paper.

The Opreation is an A4 dipping nib pen drawing in india from about 1988/9. I recall that at the time I made this drawing a friend was undergoing an operation for a hernia which turned out not to exist. I don't know why I went for the strange composition of the drawing, but this is the way it looks on the page.

Day 24 from The Miserable(s) Month - 'Crush' "Day had dawned once more in her spirit; all had reappeared. She felt an unheard-of joy, and a profound anguish. It was him! He was writing to her!"

Enter! The Microdot Man. This is an india ink drawing, done with a dip-nib pen on Studioline board. Studioline board provided an excellent surface for drawing upon; you could even do some scratching out. It's very slightly smaller than A4. © Brian Benson 1990

The Hinterland, India ink drawing, A4, done with a dip-nib pen, with some final touches from a liner style india ink pen.

I always imagined Vishnu and Shiva being good friends, with Brahma being their overbearing counterparts. In many stories, because Shiva's third eye can obliterate the world, Vishnu, for some reason coaxes Shiva to open this third eye. In this representation Vishnu just wants to go on a date with his wife Lahksmi; thus is asking Shiva destroy Brahma's creations so he can have a break preserving the balance of mankind.