Dual Sartorial Alignment in Cerulean and Patterned Magenta Ink

£24.00

Presented as a side-by-side pairing, this original wash and ink piece examines garment layout through two distinct, front-facing silhouettes. Descriptive lines from coloured fountain pens map out the structure of the separate separates and high, tilted hair alignments, using rapid changes in nib pressure to anchor the pair with a light, studio-sketch quality.

The chosen colourway utilises the water-soluble properties of coloured fountain pen inks, creating a segmented layout across both forms. The left figure coordinates a bright cerulean blue top with a fluid, rose-pink skirt wash, while the right silhouette pairs a soft, graphite-grey bodice with a plum-toned patterned skirt featuring dense carbon ink spots, all grounded by minimal watercolour flesh highlights on the limbs and profiles.

Clean and visually varied, the work relies on the organic bleeding where watery ink layers dissolve into the underlying contouring. By positioning these twin, contrasting garment combinations against wide expanses of the textured background, this original creation delivers an authentic gallery look at tailoring variety, pattern integration, and natural posture.

Specifications:

  • Size: 5 x 7 inches (Standard small format aperture)
  • Format: Unmounted and unframed for absolute display and framing freedom
  • Paper: Heavyweight, archival-grade 300gsm cold-press art stock
  • Medium: Light-fast watercolour wash and permanent, premium carbon black fountain pen ink
  • Authenticity: Signed on the front by myself

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