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Watercolor: Messerschmitt P.1101
Sepia and black watercolour version of the Messerschmitt P.1101 prototype drawing, with that difficult to capture nose shape. On Imagine paper by Canson. A4 format…. Continue reading
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Watercolor: Bf 109E
Coloured with Ecoline liquid watercolour on line drawing, on Imagine paper by Canson. A4 format / Coloreado con acuarela líquida Ecoline sobre dibujo de líneas… Continue reading
Sketch: Avro Vulcan
Sketches of an Avro Vulcan made with Mitsubishi Hi Uni 3H, HB and 2B pencils and shaded with an old pink colour from Karisma on… Continue reading
Watercolor: T-34/76 Model 1941 STZ Factory (2) (pink and grey)
Small format version (A5) of the previous drawing, this time coloured with light grey and pink washes. / Versión en pequeño formato (A5) del dibujo… Continue reading
Watercolor: T-34/76 Model 1941 STZ Factory
Illustration of the T-34 made with watercolours and reduced colour palette. I used Ecofin liquid watercolour on line drawing printed on Canson Montval paper. A4… Continue reading
Messerschmitt P.1101
An aircraft of hypnotic shapes is the Messerschmitt P.1101 prototype with that nose shape so difficult to capture. Drawing made with Mitsubishi Hi Uni 3H,… Continue reading
Watercolor: Kawasaki Ki-48 “Lily” Pilot
Kawasaki Ki-48 ‘Lily’ Pilot, this time interpreted with Ecofin liquid watercolour which I have worked with for the first time, using the reduced colour palette… Continue reading
Sketch: Supermarine Spitfire w/Aboukir Filter
Quick sketch made with Staedtler Tradition H, HB, and 2B pencils on W&N Sketching paper. A5 format. / Boceto rápido hecho con lápices Staedtler Tradition… Continue reading
Color Drawing: Kawasaki Ki-48 “Lily” Pilot
Kawasaki Ki-48 “Lily” Pilot, first color sketch made with Pedro Caran D’ache and Staedtler Mars Lumograph pencils. I liked the result of the test although… Continue reading
Watercolor: T-34/76 model 1943
Watercolor of 10*15 cm, I made it a year ago, in this time among other things, I have learned to photograph much better the illustrations… Continue reading