I like the use of color
Greg Betza used in this picture. Its hard to see the use of pen, which I really enjoy. I love how everything doesn't go to the end of the page. Some things are left white still which adds to the color even more!
This drawing was done by
Despina Georgiadis. I love how the drawing looks like she didn't pick up her pen. It has a messy feel to it that I really appreciate.
This picture is from
Veronica Lawlor's blog. It is a Haiti relief picture. I really admire the use of color and the harsh lines that still flow to together to give off a soft feeling.
The drawing is from
Christian Tribastrone's Art Blog. This picture is really interesting, first of all because it is a perspective, but just the house is in the picture, with a few things thrown in like trees, the fence, and bushes. I love how he outlines the whole picture in white, not to mention the drawing is on a paper bag.
This is a picture from
Angeline Melin's blog. I admire her style because it is so simple but intriguing. The way all the girl have the same faces but different hair and glasses make them all look different. I would describe her style as a loose and sketchy.
I like the use of color Greg Betza used in this picture. Its hard to see the use of pen, which I really enjoy. I love how everything doesn't go to the end of the page. Some things are left white still which adds to the color even more!
This drawing was done by Despina Georgiadis. I love how the drawing looks like she didn't pick up her pen. It has a messy feel to it that I really appreciate. 
This picture is from Veronica Lawlor's blog. It is a Haiti relief picture. I really admire the use of color and the harsh lines that still flow to together to give off a soft feeling.
The drawing is from Christian Tribastrone's Art Blog. This picture is really interesting, first of all because it is a perspective, but just the house is in the picture, with a few things thrown in like trees, the fence, and bushes. I love how he outlines the whole picture in white, not to mention the drawing is on a paper bag.
This is a picture from Angeline Melin's blog. I admire her style because it is so simple but intriguing. The way all the girl have the same faces but different hair and glasses make them all look different. I would describe her style as a loose and sketchy.
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