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Recent Fabriano Quadrato Artist Journal Drawings and the story of how I got this sketchbook

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About two weeks ago I got two brand spanking new journals to draw in! Happy!
The Fabriano Quadrato Artists Journals are 9×9 inchs in size and are no where to be found in North America. I scoured the internet until I located some in the United Kingdom but sadly the company did not ship outside of [...]

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Apple is nice and a sneak peek at new art

I phoned Apple computer on Thursday evening and told them my story. I remained calm and didn’t get angry as getting angry doesn’t do a damn thing. I asked if I could exchange the 24″ iMac for the new 27″ iMac. The supervisor on the phone agreed with me and waived their 14 day return [...]

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Christopher the Fish – India Ink Drawing

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It’s been a while since I introduced a new fish to the family. I finished drawing this male fish last weekend and was stumped at what to name him. Later that day, I was thinking about a friend of mine while out walking and the fish just suited his personae. So, without further adieu… I [...]

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Connected

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Title – Connected
Artist – Jessica Doyle
Medium – Drawn with Faber Castell Pitt Artist Pen on Ingris paper
Size – 8×8 inches (20,3cm by 20,3cm).
Date of creation – September 2009.
The original is for sale on HangsaLittleLeft.

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George deserves a proper introduction

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This is George.

He was created with ink on flecked grey and taupe Ingris paper. The original drawing measures 5×7 inches / 17,7cm by 12,6cm.
He’s the pretty fish who swims the sea’s with Milton, spotted Eddie, Francis, Annabelle and Emily.
And he’s got a great tail!

George is available in three sizes:
• Mini George ACEO Limited Edition [...]

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Smelting Self Confidence

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I walked into the kitchen to wash my hands and met a ghastly hilarious sink filled with smelt. It took me by surprise. I stepped back, laughed and walked to the bathroom to wash there instead.
My uncle had been ice fishing for smelt and Mom was thawing out the frozen fish for cleaning, then cooking.
Later [...]

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New Art & Craft Supplies and Introducing itsy-bitsy Greeting Card Sets

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Annabelle, isn’t she dreamy…

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Meet Annabelle, the newest member of the Fish family.
Annabelle came into being a few days ago. She was created with Faber Castell india ink, Windsor and Newton watercolour and Prismacolor Verithin colored pencils. She is an ACEO which stands for Art, Cards, Editions and Originals. The original measures 3.5 by 2.5 inches.
Reproductive prints in larger [...]

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Lost at Sea – Series of four fab abstract fish

Lost at Sea… no.1

Lost at Sea… no.2

Lost at Sea… no.3

Lost at Sea… no.4

Each was created using a combination of Pilot Hi-tec C pens, Windsor and Newton Watercolour, Faber Castell India ink and/or gold flec ink on either Arches watercolour paper, flower petal textured paper or cream coloured heavy cardstock.
Size of each original illustration is 3.5 [...]

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Spotted Eddie – yes, he’s a cutie of a fish

Finished this little cutie the other day. He measures a robust 3.5 by 3.5 inches and is sports the latest in ACEO fashion of having rounded corners. Both the original ACEO and limited Edition ACEO mini prints are available in my shop for purchase.
He was created with india ink, acrylic and pilot pen on heavy [...]

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Meet Emily the Fish (Milton’s Little Sister), learn about treasuries and Etsy front page appearances

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I created Emily with india ink, watercolour and pilot pens on acid free card stock. The original measures 3.5 by 2.5 inches and is for sale at the Klausen Gallery. Prints are available in my shop from mini print size up to 11 by 8.5 inch size.
And this is Emily’s big brother, Milton the fish. [...]

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Milton the Fish

He’s cute eh!
I created prints of Milton. They look identical to the original and are available in three different sizes for in my shop. He’s one of my best sellers!

I took a chance and submitted Milton to a flick group called Cutable. This was the first creation I submitted to that group. He made [...]

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Francis the Fish Swimming in the Sea

This deco fish named Francis was drawn with professional quality Pilot pens on cotton acid free Canson paper.
Size – 3.5″ by 2.5″ which is standard *ACEO size
If you would like to see Francis up close and personal simply become my flickr contact and you can swim with him at 1000 pixels wide rather than the [...]

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A Short Illustrated Story featuring Little Dude

Things have become ridiculously serious around here lately. To lighten things up I’ve put together a morbid little illustrated short just for you because I love you.
And Artist’s Tips will return tomorrow!!! Muahahahahahahhaaaaa!
I am feeling much better. Thank you.

Yes, the drawing of the little dude catching the big fish was drawn on pretty pink acid [...]

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Stressing about starfish – blog update

Ever get close to seeing a goal fulfilled or acted upon and felt the insane pressure, creativity, learning, hyper-metaphysical endurance it takes for one to finally put something for sale on the internet to you, the unknown?
I present Star fish. la la laa
My apologies go out to all the men and women bloggers and human [...]

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