— Diong

Angel Self and the Devils

Angel Self and the Devils

Mixed Media on Moleskine

For I-Fri theme this week… “Angels and Devils”.

I also submitted this to IMT… “Journaling”.

I use Moleskines as my journal.
I started drawing on them just about a year ago and I’m close to finishing on my second book. (You can see entries on book 1 and book 2 at Flickr.)

I read some users reserve their Moleskine as a special sketchbook, only the best drawings go in there or some are scared to use it for the fear of ruining it. I was like that at first and did not think I could keep making entries on them. But now my Moleskines are no special, I draw on them whatever I want, or trying different media techniques… whether my drawing suck or not… I just move on.

8 comments
  1. annax says: May 14, 20062:20 pm

    I simply adore your style and sense of colouring!

  2. TeriC says: May 14, 20062:33 pm

    How dark and mysterious and interesting. I love it! It is perfect for both for IF and IMT. I also do these challenges and find them so stimulating.

    Count me as a Moleskine lover too. I just started my second book and admit to being one of those that saved it for the ‘best’ but like you, I just use it all the time now.

  3. fenris says: May 14, 20062:35 pm

    i like the loose, scratchy texture and use of colour :)

  4. Kai Smart says: May 14, 20062:59 pm

    It looks like a large painting, but I know the size of Moleskines. What a small treasure! I am impressed by the amount of detail and expression you got into such a small area. Rad!

  5. carla says: May 15, 20062:25 am

    I haven’t seen any drawings that “suck” yet! This is really cool…I get the feeling that we have many demons that bombard us daily, but this character seems to be protected by some holy glow. Very nice:>

  6. hanne says: May 15, 20063:02 am

    A wonderfull drawing!

  7. Joy Pierce says: May 18, 20062:42 am

    Very nice!

  8. Ellen says: May 18, 20066:41 am

    I love this piece—the colors, the feeling, and I admire your ability to put pen, pencil and paint to the pages of your moleskins! It’s something I’ve always been just a wee bit too cautious to try (doesn’t really make much sense, but there it is!).

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