My black & white art: black ink pen and paper...

[youtooellen]

Eye Candy


Aborting Nature



I scanned a bunch of my art in last night so hopefully I can put some more up.

For now though, I gotta get back to my studying.

Oh, interference, how you distract me from my studies.

[Screwtape2]

They are both really good. The second one is my favorite.

[youtooellen]

Thanks a lot!

[youtooellen]

This is called 'Gearing Up For The Melting Pot'. I'm still messing around with the title. Hah.

[Angela Harlem]

very nice! love the aborting nature one.

[The Sad Punk]

I really like them all! How long do they tend to take you? Are we talking about A4 in scale?

[youtooellen]

Thank you all for your feedback!
Means a lot.

Originally Posted by The Sad Punk

I really like them all! How long do they tend to take you? Are we talking about A4 in scale?

I actually don't know much about art. I do know that I love doodling and drawing on my spare time. None of these are measured by the way, which explains the straight lines being a bit wavy. These were done with the use of my hand, brain, paper, and pen. The two material things that I used consistently were some ordinary drawing sketch paper and a bunch of Pilot Precise V5 pens. That sounded snazzy, but it's just a name-brand pen to take my school notes with.

Each of them took me about a week to a month long. I think somewhere in the pictures alongside my sig I put the date I completed each piece. Dunno if that helps much, but yeah. Thanks again.

[youtooellen]

Here are a couple more:

Industrial Revolution



I Am Born Again


^ I thought it looked a bit bland, despite all my hard work trying to isolate each branch, in a way, until one of my friends said that I could turn the image upside down and it looked like it had a completely different "meaning" behind it.

So, I guess to put it out there, you can turn the image upside down and see whatever you see. Haha.

[Angela Harlem]

Love the Industrial Revolution drawing. It seems like the top left is the old village system with producing only as much as needed, then with the use of the waterways and ports, transport was born and factories grew and it became a production machine. I had a teacher who was passionate about the industrial revolution teach me to love it also. I took Josiah Wedgwood for granted until she showed me the light.

Hope this is not way off track, but this is what I see in your drawing and why I am so taken with it.

[youtooellen]

^ thank you so much. it means a lot that you find some underlying meaning with my art!

similar to your thoughts, i was aiming for the separation and the difference between natural lifestyle and then industrialization. i purposely tried to dome off the urban view to show that we've become narrow-minded due to our lifestyle with technology, buildings, etcetera.


shucks, i really thank you for sharing your interpretation.

[youtooellen]

A couple more:

A Kite Taking Flight


Moving On

[youtooellen]

Evolution