Something I did in watercolour recently (a first in my new journal sketchbook). The Moleskine sketchbook does take watercolours rather well if you want to achieve a semi-dry/wet effect. In case you’re wondering, yes, it’s a little weird when you see a piece of tissue that was just taken from another person’s body just moments ago being painted like this. All part of the job I guess. (This coming from the person who subsequently took that tissue and made it into a cell line which is currently still growing). P/S: It was a breast tumour. /MENANGIS DI TETEK BATU P/P/S: I still don’t know how to edit watercolour scans to get the best effects on the computer. Meh.

Something I did in watercolour recently (a first in my new journal sketchbook). The Moleskine sketchbook does take watercolours rather well if you want to achieve a semi-dry/wet effect.

In case you’re wondering, yes, it’s a little weird when you see a piece of tissue that was just taken from another person’s body just moments ago being painted like this. All part of the job I guess. (This coming from the person who subsequently took that tissue and made it into a cell line which is currently still growing).

P/S: It was a breast tumour. /MENANGIS DI TETEK BATU

P/P/S: I still don’t know how to edit watercolour scans to get the best effects on the computer. Meh.

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