Talking with Pen

Whenever and wherever drawing is mentioned, the first drawing tool that comes to mind may be a pencil. This makes sense because mistakes in pencil can easily be erased than in pen. So why draw with a pen? What if you make a mistake? If you wish to prevent making mistakes or are afraid of making those expected faults, why was the eraser created? These are common questions people ask whenever they see me draw with pen. This book offers a simpler but witty way to go about pen drawing without fear or stress. It allows the would-be user to explore and master drawing of landscapes, city/village/townscapes, and beach/seascapes. These are areas most people will hardly dare, let alone, try with the pen simply because they usually have too many items in them. What makes this book more interesting is the inclusion of selected students' works in the last chapter to let the potential user/reader see the practicability of the suggested, applied and explained techniques. So get a copy and begin experiencing soul-touching emotions that will change your drawing dreams forever