Hello, my name is Willie, and I'm a Penaholic. :-)
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- Willie Baronet
- Dallas, Texas, United States
- Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.
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- Illustration Friday - Your Paradise
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June
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hey!! iknow some people who loves pen too... a couple of friends and is so vicious, love write with them!!! like willie!!! hey like it!
ReplyDeleteDo they have a rehab for your condition? Cute idea:)
ReplyDeleteHeh! I like the black/white and red simplicity of the colors. So what exactly are the symptoms of a "penaholic" besides a mass of pens?
ReplyDeleteGreat mood set with simple lines! Very fun!
ReplyDeleteOoo you're fast! I like this though, nice and and simple. TExt is a bit hard to read though =/
ReplyDeletePens are indeed awesome. It's like when you go into a stationary shop and you want EVERYTHING.
Splendid!
ReplyDeleteSmooch,
The Tart
; *
Yeah, I know what you mean. Recently I drew this robot and coloured it entirely in neon highlighters (slightly obsessed with neon right now), which is all well and good, buthighlighters don't scan too well =/
ReplyDeleteWhich is what they're designed for I suppose... not to show up on photocopiers and the like =P
nice! good to see that you made it again. i'm an ex-penaholic. still have a plastic bag full of them though. currently the addiction for art supplies has overtaken all others by far. :D
ReplyDeleteHa! I almost drew lots of pens - felt tips for me, but then I did something else instead.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea (she says, immodestly) & illo
You are so easy to please...hmmmm...pen paradise.
ReplyDeleteYay pens!!
ReplyDeletecute.
ReplyDeletehehehe! Pens, pencils... I know what you mean :)
ReplyDeleteyes!!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Penaholics United :)
ReplyDeleteDude, your work is the coolest!
Ahhhh... Sharpies..... indeed.
ReplyDeleteWith Sharpies, the ink is just so "there"
Do you go by: His Nibs? Another Homerun by the Baronet of Line.
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes, Q.
Great idea. Love the way you work!!
ReplyDeleteyes, not a bad addiction! but if i open the door and you are sitting there with a pen in each nostril i am shipping you off to Promises toot, sweet!
ReplyDeleteLet me help feed the addiction! Check out the Pentel Pen Brush!
ReplyDeleteIt will feed your need for another pen, and give you the freedom you are having with your painting.
http://www.dickblick.com/zz228/90/
I'd be delighted for you to link to my blog - may I return the compliment??
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the film.
You are the penultimate wielder of the pen... especially when you're in a pensive mood.
ReplyDeleteGood one! I'm one too. I even collect old reservoir ink pens! Crazy...
ReplyDeletethis is a good one!
ReplyDeleteTa! I hope I'm not forever associated by default with that jar of evil spread in your cupboard ;)
ReplyDeleteHahahah... very funny addiction, Willie :D
ReplyDelete"Hello Willie" (chuckle)
ReplyDeleteWondering what your favorite pen is - I am thinking rapidiographs?
love this! I am a pen-aholic too! My favs are the PITTs.
ReplyDeletegreat illo!
I used to love pens. But, now I love mechanical pencils instead. This is a great paradise.
ReplyDeletelindolindolindo...muy bueno
ReplyDeleteAhh Pen Paradise!! Funny to find out just how many Penaholics there are, I have to confess to be addicted as well. Like Claudine Pitt pens are it for me at the moment.
ReplyDeleteSo that's where all my pens go! ;)
ReplyDeletePsss.....take a look at That!!! Mbwhahahahhaah! }:-} ALL MINE!!!!!
ReplyDeletehello, i'm ming and i'm a moleskine addict
ReplyDeleteWe've all been there...although maybe not to such a large degree. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI´am penaholic and pencilaholic too...
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean! And when someone wants to borrow a pen from me...you know, a regular, non-artist person, I shudder because they press down on the delicate point and NEVER remember to replace the cap!! No wonder I need therapy :P
ReplyDeleteI am totally addicted to pens. Especially my technical pens. Touch them and I will have to kill you.... Great illo!!
ReplyDeleteheh heh... i'm a penaholic too! in fact- all kinds of stationery!
ReplyDeleteHello Willie! I'm computer-mouse'o'holic - and you know what? I don't want to be cured!
ReplyDeleteAnd you must not be cured - then we should do without your great drawings - and I don't want to do that! Keep going!
OMG, I used to be such a penaholic in high-school!!! I spent all my money on new-shinny pens. Not anymore though...I can barely find one when I need to write something down!
ReplyDeleteHi Willie...
ReplyDeleteMy name is Melanie, and I'm a Penaholic too.
:)
ReplyDeletejajjaja... thats right! i knew it!
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean you have inkspots on your finger tips? Love the idea!
ReplyDeleteMMmm
ReplyDeletePilot precise fine tips....
aaaaaaurghle(Homer Simpson gurgle)
I can totally relate.
:D
oh good gawd, me too!
ReplyDeletei have even taken to photographing them before i throw them away.
hmm pens.
ReplyDeletei used my new sexy brush pen this week for my illustration. just keep me away from that art sypply shop when i'm skint....
like a kid in a candy store ;)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of my pen collection too..although I haven't use them for a while...their my little tresaure too!
ReplyDeleteI thought about drawing a paradise of little flowering paintbrushes, little pokey pens, and trees ripe with cans of tempura...
ReplyDeleteI tend to collect buttons and fabric remnants. I guess this probably means I'm not an artist, but a seamstress.
Your linework is brilliant. I always find myself saying (to myself), "oh. yes!" when I come here. There's always so much to see in your work.
I like this paradise !
ReplyDelete;)
always perfect!
ReplyDeleteCount me one. This is dark darling, and I'm a penaholic.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
one of lifes pleasures:
ReplyDeleteFinding the half dead chewed up pen, that makes your writing look better then it actually is, that you lost end of last year.
Twas a good day.
As always, this is.. too good.
XLV
Pens paradise... Good paradise idea!
ReplyDeleteI can definitely relate - I'm actually such a pen/pencil nerd I bought one of those things from the hardware store that is supposed to house nails, bolts, screws, etc., and made it my portable writing implement case. Pretty nerdy, huh?
ReplyDeletewho isn´t ;)
ReplyDeletea cool illustration
At least you're in good company with thsi particular addiction...
ReplyDeleteHi Rrramone
ReplyDeleteI liked your 5 careers over at Ali's place so I came to have a look. Come and look at my alternate careers if you're interested.
Your work is gorgeous and I am also a penaholic!!!!
I too am one...can I carpool to the PA meeting?
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