In 2009 I grew tired of the number of unfixed charcoal drawings I had built up in my plan chests. I spent the next 3 years drawing in ink. These drawings were all made using a Japanese brush pen filled either with black Indian ink or grey acrylic ink. They are all drawn directly in ink in one sitting so mistakes cannot be erased; sometimes they work, more often they don't. Below is a selection of the more successful examples:
420mm x 594mm grey ink on cartridge paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm grey ink on cartridge paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm grey ink on cartridge paper, 2009
Black Indian ink on paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm black Indian ink on cartridge paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm grey ink on cartridge paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm black Indian ink on cartridge paper, 2009
Black Indian ink on paper, 2009
Black Indian ink on paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm Black ink on cartridge paper, 2009
A3, black Indian ink on cartridge paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm black Indian ink on cartridge paper, 2009
420mm x 594mm black ink on cartridge paper, 2009
420mm x 594mm black ink on cartridge paper, 2009
594mm x 420mm grey ink on cartridge paper, 2009
420mm x 594mm black Indian ink on cartridge paper, 2009
420mm x 594mm grey ink on cartridge paper, 2009
