Pen and Ink Styles

Styles:Drawing by Jake Tucci.


Drawing by user k0hi at Deviant Art.


Drawing by user Swolf330 at Deviant Art.


My Drawings/Attempts:



Drawing of a hallway through the Foust building trying to utilize Jakes vanishing point. Here in the picture the vanishing point is not visible which made it alot harder for me to draw. I'm pretty sure I did not hit the style right on, but maybe alot more practice and I'll have the concept done correctly.


Here I utilize the second pen and ink technique, but instead I added another form of media to it so that the black's would come out alot bolder.


A drawing of the exterior of the Foust building. Some of the picture was cut off because I ran out of space. I would expect to do more shading in the future so that the drawing will pop out more in a 3 dimensional way.

Thumbnail Sketch of The Foust building

Up Close and Personal

Pats Chair

Above is the Orthographic view of Pats chair.

Above is the section view of Pats chair

Worksheet Exercise

This was an exercise off of a worksheet given to us. Here we practiced drafting and using the poche' technique. I learned that it was better to poche' on the backside of the paper.

Hatching with Ruler

I enjoyed this exercise and approached it much differently than I did on my other drawings. Here I took a small ruler and used it to draw straight edges or lines wherever I needed. I found that it was much more effective and the drawing turned out alot cleaner than just some ragged lines and cross hatching. The straight lines brought out more of the vertical hatching technique as well and made objects look defined. Only a little bit of hatching seemed necessary to define each object, otherwise it seemed to over power it.

What a Messy Mess

The First drawing of the semester thus far, and quite messy too. I was not too pleased with the drawing, because the lines and proportions got thrown off a couple time, and considering I used pen instead of pencil I had to just work with my mistakes which led to this. In the future I would look into coloring the drawing, because it has a nice cartoon-like feel to it and the colors would really help in defining texture and shade as well.