character planning “Mole”. pen, pencil, water colour, coloured pencil
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. the chapter “The River Bank”. https://bit.ly/2ReFB8W
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Badger” from the chapter “The River Bank”.
Real stage drawing in black and white by pencil. the chapter “The River Bank”.
colour planning. the chapter “The River Bank”.
“Record of colour planning for the chapter River Bank and some attentions about the study of colour for build the illustration.
I always make a point of this kind of record, one of my important habits for work. when if I would lost these records, get upset definitely. Hard type water colour pencils are used unlike usual polychromos soft type to reproduce the transparency and solid atmosphere that watercolour paints have. In drawing it spread the particles thinly with Stedler's watercolour pencil, the drawing lines will fit evenly. The wind in the willows is a story set by the riverside and around the water, so it expresses the sense of transparency, texture, and flow of water in color. A sense of painting transparent watercolor paint colors and a feeling of making a color plate by laminating cell sheets. It is not necessary to release the stage image of the background of the good old days of Britain, the solid feeling that lovely illustrator Inga Moore（I'm a huge fan of her!） has already announced in her wonderful work.”
I always make a point of this kind of record, one of my important habits for work. when if I would lost these records, get upset definitely. Hard type water colour pencils are used unlike usual polychromos soft type to reproduce the transparency and solid atmosphere that watercolour paints have. In drawing it spread the particles thinly with Stedler's watercolour pencil, the drawing lines will fit evenly. The wind in the willows is a story set by the riverside and around the water, so it expresses the sense of transparency, texture, and flow of water in color. A sense of painting transparent watercolor paint colors and a feeling of making a color plate by laminating cell sheets. It is not necessary to release the stage image of the background of the good old days of Britain, the solid feeling that lovely illustrator Inga Moore（I'm a huge fan of her!） has already announced in her wonderful work.”
“The River Bank”. pencil, coloured pencil on inkjet printing. https://bit.ly/2Ub2PmQ “Never in his life had he seen a river beforeーAll was a-shake and a-shiverーglints and gleams and sparkles,The Mole was bewitched, entranced, fascinated.” The River Bank, Kenneth Grahame
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “ Mr.Toad ” from the chapter “ The Open Road ”. https://bit.ly/2UcAAUW
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Mole” from the chapter “ The Open Road ”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil.“ Ratty” from the chapter “The Wild Wood ”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil.“ Ratty” from the chapter “The Wild Wood ”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil.“ Ratty” from the chapter “The Wild Wood ”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “ Mr.Badger ” from the chapter “ The Wild Wood ”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “ Mole ” from“ The Wild Wood ” from the chapter “ The Wild Wood ”.
the early stage drawing in colour by pen, coloured pencil. “Badger, Ratty and Mole” from the chapter “Mr.Badger”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Badger and two young hedgehogs” from the chapter “Mr.Badger”.
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the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Mr.Toad” from the chapter “Mr.Toad”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil.“Ratty” from the chapter “The Piper at The Gates of Dawn”. https://bit.ly/2U8HESt
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Otter and young Portly” from the chapter “The Piper at The Gates of Dawn”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Mole” from the chapter “The Piper at The Gates of Dawn”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Ratty and Mole” from the chapter “The Piper at The Gates of Dawn”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil.“Toad” from the chapter “Toad’s Adventures”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil.“Toad” from the chapter “Toad’s Adventures”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Gaoler’s daughter and Toad” from the chapter “Toad's Adventures”.
Another drawing, comic split type in in monochrome by pencil. “ Gaoler’s daughter and Toad” from the chapter “ Toad’s Adventure”
Another drawing, comic split type in in monochrome by pencil. “ Gaoler’s daughter and Toad” from the chapter “ Toad’s Adventure”
Another drawing, comic split type in in monochrome by pencil. “ Gaoler’s daughter and Toad” from the chapter “ Toad’s Adventure”
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Sea Rat” from the chapter “Wayfarers All”.
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Sea Rat” from the chapter “Wayfarers All”.
the early stage drawing in color by pen, colored pencil. “Ratty and Mole” from the chapter “Wayfarers All”.
“the Rat was absorbed and deaf to the world; alternately scribbling and sucking the top of pencil. It is true that he sucked a good deal more than he scribbled; but it was joy to know that the cure had at least begun. ” Wayfarers All, Kenneth Grahame
the early stage drawing in black and white by pencil. “Ratty” from the chapter “Like Summer Tempests Came His Tears”.
