The one time I broke away from ink was when I bought a pack of oil crayons in Genting Highlands because they were so unbelievably cheap for branded stuff. On the same day I saw some lovely custard apples at one of the stalls in Goh Tong Jaya. I could not resist buying them. After that, I was in possession of my one of my favourite fruits that would take time to ripen, a pack of oil crayons and time on my hands. Here's what I did to while away time because time was mine to dispose of. 
Back to my ink drawings. The capsicum was one of three that I had bought to make a salad dish for a party. Would have preferred to paint and since time was in short supply at that time, I did what I could do most efficiently to capture the freshness of this vegetable before it succumbed to decay. 
Back to my ink drawings. The capsicum was one of three that I had bought to make a salad dish for a party. Would have preferred to paint and since time was in short supply at that time, I did what I could do most efficiently to capture the freshness of this vegetable before it succumbed to decay. 
This is the only time I used a felt pen-tip to draw. It is good to see the effects of different types of pens. I would like to try charcoal sometime.
The second time I took my time to get better acquainted with this medium at Marina City Park. Ink is still my all-time favourite because it makes me concentrate as mistakes cannot be erased at all without spoiling the drawing. 
