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A4 india ink drawing on paper, by Brian Benson, c1998. This is really two drawings on a single page with some scrawled text: Words rot on the tip of my tongue. I watch and I wait, I consume my reserves. My limbs have become etiolated and Flutter in the breeze. Soon.... There is nothing left here any more. http://www.backbrain.co.uk

"What can he know... of the heart?" Marker and liner pen drawing on a postcard. Its title, if that's what it is, is a phrase that popped into my head whilst I was trying to think of something to call it (the picture, I mean, not my head). I wouldn't say there's any very strong connection between title and image. © Brian Benson 1993

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

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

Innerbeastman. This is a B5 ink drawing on watercolour paper, from about 1996. © Brian Benson 1996

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Ink drawing by Brian Benson A4, c1998. Drawn with a vintage dipping nib pen.

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On Edge, by Brian Benson, india ink drawing, A4, from about 1990.

Sacred feathers drawn with ink in tattoo style.

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Dark Passage, by Brian Benson, ink drawing, B5, c2002.

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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.

"My City Driven by Fire Into the Sea" India ink drawing by Brian Benson on Studioline board, by Brian Benson, approx A4, c1993. http://www.backbrain.co.uk

Surgical Implant Technology. This is an ink drawing on a postcard from about 1992.

The Clocktower by Brian Benson. This is a B5 india ink drawing, from about 1996. © 2015 Brian Benson/Backbrain Productions

Organs of Worries, ballpoint pen drawing, A4, 1995. When I first uploaded this to the internet I guessed at a later date for this, but I reckon 1995 is a bout right. © Brian Benson 1995

Dream Chamber by Brian Benson. This is an A4 sized drawing in india ink (dipping nib-pen) and liner pen on paper, from about 1995.

Two Wolrds. An ink drawing by Brian Benson. I did this with a dip-nib pen and liner pen. 2016

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