
r/penandink



Eddie Fitz
Created this as a gift for my brother. He loves the stories of the ships on the Great Lakes, and there is no more famous ship than the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Grifter by Uncle Jerk aka Roman Rathert and Miko
I forgot to put up this Grifter I did last week. First ever Wildstorm I've ever done, I think. Those goggles were... Not fun to draw, haha. Based on pencils by Miko, who jacked me on a commission, but I can't help but love.

Challenger Shuttle
Seeing the Artemis 2 launch got me excited about space travel again. Used micron sizes 003, 01, 03


Grifter by Uncle Jerk aka Roman Rathert and Miko
I forgot to put up this Grifter I did last week. First ever Wildstorm character I've ever done, I think. Those goggles were... Not fun to draw, haha. Based on pencils by Miko, who jacked me on a commission, but I can't help but love.

No man fights as fierce as one neglected by his mother

This is my first post here. Sharing a realistic drawing attempt with multicolored ball pen. Ignore the paper damage 🫣.



Old motorcycle. Dip pen & Indian Ink.
My first time using a dip pen.


Caricature practice. Pen on paper. I know the expressions has to be a bit more exaggerated. I'm working on it🫣.














I’m trying to achieve a flat screen print like look using neon acrylic inks but the paper I’ve been using keeps buckling, or the inks pool on the surface unevenly. Anyone got this kind of look before or can point me in the right direction?
Tried a variety of papers from 90 gsm drawing paper to hot press 300gsm watercolour paper, none quite right. Not tried marker paper or mixed media paper yet, wanted opinions before I spend more money. Open to switching inks also.