Still Life Doodle by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello! I am back. Have missed being here, so ill try to see how it works now :)
Got the idea of this drawing technic from Barry Toshio Shiraishi on Youtube. I actually like it. I painted it over with water, to give it more depth.
Have a beautiful day / evening. It is pretty cold and it has been raining most of the day. Dark and boring weather actually.
Thank you for viewing. :)

Comments (12)
Very cool technique. I like. :-)
Fantastically well done my friend !!!
zoom's really important to see your line work: I take it this style has to do with free circular lines to define a shape? And free shading as well? It's a very jazzy drawing, Helle, the shapes are wholly defined but with a style that imbues the objects with energies that want to get up and dance. The lines even flow into the open surfaces---whoosh, whoosh, whoosh. And you ran water over it---I assume with a brush? Well what you did was give it a wash background, which, yes, gives it depth and contrasts. I assume you used pencil? Maybe inks, but it looks more like graphite. I love the freedom of it, the spill-overs and whooshing lines---and you massed all your objects into a kind of 'peak', with the high point on the right top. A group photo in a cramped space! Very energetic. Great to see you back with this. i'll have to check out the videos, I'm really curious what Barry Toshio Shiraishi was talking about...
I love the loose style you drew with.
Very nice whoosh effects in this still life image, Helle, plus the cool frame surrounding it. We got a teeny weeny bit of rain last night, and it was nice and cool today for a change. Hope your eyes are better. Oh, and what Mark said.
You really nailed this; I love this technique, although I've never been able to make it work for me. I think I'm too distracted to be a good drawing artist, maybe that's why I love photography so much. Wonderful work, Helle, and welcome back!
Very Beautiful
very well done, Helle!
Very nice drawing, Helle! :)
Ah, welcome back, dear friend! And this is a very pretty and lively technique, I guess you can just let your hand playing around, very impressive, right? Anyway I love this style as the result, Helle.
LOVE that loose style! It jumps off the page at me with way more energy than a typical still life. It seems to suit you. :)
Amazing work Helle. God bless.