So today I picked up a tile that I did about 10 days ago. The more I looked at it, I felt that it needed something more! So then after a heart-full cooking, I sat over my desk (sacredspace), and took out my favourite Derwent Inktense Pencils, Tombow Twintone pens, and slowly started building up layer after layer on the previously watercolour wash and ink. I used my trusted penteel aquabrush for the spread of colours. The process of watering down the pigment was so fun to look at. All thanks to the beautiful 100% Cotton Khadi Paper, that takes down watercolor so beautifully. This is a sample piece out of a large sheet of paper.

The cons I may say (though it is not con really), is that it is a bit difficult to draw using micron pen. I mean, since the paper is actually a watercolor paper, its heavily textured, so inking on it was not so easy. I also realized that graphite shading too would not work great (since it can spread in an uncontrolled manner). But, I still may wanna give this piece of Khadi paper a go. Because it felt so good to paint on it. :)

Overall, since I went slow in the process and took needed break, I really enjoyed tangling on this piece. Coloring was exceptionally a zen feel, since I just played along the way.

As of now, I have not prepared for this class, but if interested, and I get a good amount of request to understand the concept, I can work it out for you!