- 5x8 Moleskine Sketch
- Nomatic Flap Pencil Case (JetPens)
- Koh-I-Noor Triograph (JetPens)
- Uni-ball Penmanship Pencils (JetPens)
- Kum Pencil Sharpener (JetPens)
- E+M Workman Pocket Clutch (JetPens)
- Lamy Scribble 0.7mm (JetPens)
- Derwent Sketching Pencils (Blick)
Showing posts with label Koh-I-Noor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Koh-I-Noor. Show all posts
Monday, March 5, 2012
St. Patrick's Day Parade Moleskine Sketches
The Staten Island St. Patrick's Day parade was held on Sunday and while it's a hectic day for me, I brought along something to sketch with. It's crowded and I need to be on the move so I kept the equipment to what could be carried in my pocket; my 5x8 Moleskine sketchbook and a handful of pencils.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
The Dead in Rainbow Pencils
These Koh-I-Noor Magic Rainbow pencils were an impulse purchase that turned out to be a pretty cool little tool. They are a blend of two or three colors in one crayon in an over sized barrel; they give you a line in varying shades of yellow, blue and red.
It's great to work on location and I used these pencils to sketch "The Dead" when they were playing at the Garden State Arts Center.
My business partner Tony Reonegro has done a ton of creative work for the band, so we had backstage passes; up close to the performance. I used a couple of different mediums that night, these are just the Rainbow Pencil sketches. It was crowded backstage and not conducive to working with any wet media, so I gave these a try along with some graphite work that I'll post another time.
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