Scribble studies

 Here are my sketch book entries for assignment 5. 


First 5 scribble line sketches:

ball point pen
2 tones
pencil case roll up thing

pencil crayon
1 tone
lighter

tombow water based marker
1 tone
water bottle

pastel chalk pencil
2 tones
tea candle

2H pencil
3 tones
plant pot


Five Tonal studies:

artist loft alcohol based marker
3 tones

sharpie

willow charcoal
i think this one is my favourite

pastel

compressed graphite?
6B




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