9.4.09

Multitool

I think that stainless steel is one of the most difficult surfaces to draw. For this drawing it took me a while (and several colorsketches) to make it look like stainless steel. It would have been easier to draw my Swiss knife. Perhaps a nice subject for another drawing.
Nevertheless multitools are very handy. When you're camping, hiking, cycling are even at home, sometimes you can make great use of them. I think the governement should give them for free!
Ink and watercolor, 4" x 6".
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3 comments:

Vhrsti said...

Great blog! Your drawings are brilliant!

9/4/09 17:17
joseph's art and stuff said...

I have a bunch of these and never thought about drawing them. Love your work, and I think you captured this in it's stainless steel state!

13/4/09 04:16
mcverhoog said...

Thanks for visiting my blog and many thanks for your kind words!

14/4/09 09:32

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