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Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)
Ink Art May: Still Life, Mandala and Abstract
I did some new ink arts for May. They are a random assortment of illustrations. I am painting on the other side of the ink art paper. That is the good thing about it. It can handle a lot of usage. The first lot are still lives of fruits. The other ones are abstract art and some beautiful roses. I am trying to use up all my ink arts. I find watercolors more amusing, but whatever. I hope that you find my new works of art amusing. I am making decent progress with my vampire book. I am way past...
Watercolor Fun April Paintings
I made new watercolor paintings for April. Both are front covers for a new volume of the Chiblia. I am almost done with the entire series. The work isn’t purely watercolor. I am not very good with the color mixing. So, I just added markers for certain hues. It isn’t too noticeable. What is important is the final product as all. I hope that my work makes you smile.
April Ink Arts and Henna Patterns
I wanted to show you some pretty new arts I made. It had been a while since I did henna patterns. I felt like bringing them back. Here are the first of many that I plan to make in the near future. I always draw them with acrylic markers. The look rather pretty against the black paper It helps that I am able to draw on both side of the black paper. It saves me a lot of money. The same thing can be said of my ink art papers. I am now painting on the other side of the...
March Ink Art With Fireworks for Good Fun
I made some lovely ink arts. The first painting are some pretty fireworks. They are an abstract depiction of fireworks using ink. I hope that this work makes you smile. The other are flags made with ink. I embellished them a little with metallic inks. I hope that this work makes you smile. There are some videos of these arts coming out in my Artsy Sister Youtube channel. Do not forget to give a like and subscribe.
Crow Doctor Nestling New Front Cover
I wrote a new Crow Doctor book. This one is called Nestling. It follows the titular doctor trying to provide for her kid. The problem is that she is a science doctor, in a world where magic is King. Since she can’t cast magic, folks do not take her medicine seriously. So, she wears her dead husband’s mask to cloak herself in an air of mystery. By also rebranding her cures, she is able to convince her patients to give her “magic” potions a try. In the front cover, I allude to the fact that she is truly a golden...