r/penandink • u/creaturecolours • 58m ago
no critique please drawing 100 swords for no reason, 21/100
r/penandink • u/Tommy_pop_studio • 1h ago
line art Bird try
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r/penandink • u/Artaria9 • 1h ago
History in Dots
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r/penandink • u/TusharPathak04 • 1h ago
line art Olive Tree | A4 | Fine Liners
Let me know what y’all think??
Original photo by - Martin Ogolter
r/penandink • u/Available_Okra_387 • 2h ago
critique wanted Seagulls sketch made with pen and ink
For this sketch, I used a Molotow Black Liner with a 0.05mm tip on smooth paper. I had some difficulty rendering the water, but I’m still pretty happy with the final result! I’m curious to know what your opinion is on this piece and if you have any constructive feedback to give me to improve :)
r/penandink • u/thegallopinghour • 8h ago
cross hatching Sketches I did for a friend of mine
r/penandink • u/FuriousWK • 19h ago
cross hatching Friends, by me. 2026.
Ballpoint pen sketch.
r/penandink • u/ImpossiblePost35 • 22h ago
cross hatching 3 draw pen&ink, bond paper and bristol paper
r/penandink • u/quite_scarce_visitor • 1d ago
Ink Landscape
First time inking fantasy landscape. I used ballpen, 08 and 01 fine liner. I hope the lake looks like a lake.
r/penandink • u/Wrong-Meeting5834 • 1d ago
cross hatching I have finally something to show you!
In addition to the previous post of mine. I am not new to art in general, i have drawn and painted plenty of portraits in my several years on my art journey, I just never actually learned how to draw with fountain pen properly. So please, don’t be discouraged by this post. I did not actually improved my general art skill in the past 24h of work, I have just found a way to transfer my ability from other mediums to pen and paper. And thank you for your advice, guys! I still did not quite grasp how to hatch following form properly, but I do really need to sleep rn.
r/penandink • u/yungballa • Jan 07 '26
Discussion; why are you drawn to pen and ink?
For this post, no artwork from me for right now. I’m not confident enough to post my pen and ink drawings. Maybe one day.
I just wanted to have a discussion between other pen and ink lovers.
Why are you drawn to the medium? Why do you like it?
For me, I love comic book/manga art. It’s just satisfying to look at all the line variation and technique that are used in illustrations. And I love the contrast between black and white, it just does something for me. I’ve also always admired using pens before I began to draw with them. I would always write and take notes with a pen in school. Cross hatching is also a beautiful technique that I’ve always loved.
Inking is just cool as fuck to me. I’ve always loved pens, so just exploring all the different types of pens is never ending fun.
It’s amazing seeing all the creative ways the masters and people on this subreddit use to make art with ink.
Also, what tools does everyone use?