Category Archives: weapons

Guns, drawn

Posted on November 11, 2018 by Ed Mostly

Two original pistols from World War One. They could have faced each other in combat on a battlefield, now meeting in peacetime(ish) one hundred years later on a table in Shropshire, while I drew them with a bamboo dip-pen. A … Continue reading →

Posted in bamboo dip pen, collections, coloured ink, objects, weapons | Tagged Remembrance through objects, sketch of Luger pistol, sketch of pistols, sketches of guns, The Clash, world war one weapons | 2 Comments

A pair of pistols

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Ed Mostly

The one on the left’s a replica black-powder revolver (each of the six chambers has to be hand-loaded), and the one on the right’s a Magnum (as favoured by this chap). I’ve sketched guns a couple of times before, but always deactivated … Continue reading →

Posted in coloured paper, Lexington grey, line drawing, objects, weapons, white pen | Tagged Dave and Ansel Collins, defining sketching, drawing of Magnum revolver, drawing of pistols, fountain pen sketching, Lexington grey, sketch of guns | 5 Comments