Evy asked how I did the stamped background in the "tiny type" drawing below. I used a standard rubber stamp (from the craft store), stamping the design twice to create the background.
In this one it's a large world map stamped in golden brown ink. (Any stamp can also be colored with markers.)
I drew the icons with brown Koh-I-Noor tech pen--a loose rendition of what I found on some old Parisian posters. Apologies to Notre Dame for this questionable depiction.
4 comments:
I know very little about rubber stamps. You've done a good job of making this one your own by adding your drawings to it. It fits amazingly well into your moleskine - as though it had been made specially for it.
This one's awesome Nita! I'm looking forward to spending the afternoon drawing with you tomorrow.
-Crystal
You've been tagged :-)
What a nice idea to use a stamped background, I might try that sometime with some of my carved ones.
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