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Charcoal on paper

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I love to draw and paint the boats in my local area of Berry's Bay. The MV Cape Don was commissioned at the Newcastle State Dockyards in 1963. It was purpose-built to service navigational aids (including manned lighthouses) on the West Australian Coast. My technique is ink stain on heavy Hahnemuhle print paper with charcoal drawing.

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Charcoal & Ink on Hahnemuhle Print Paper

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#historic marine vessels, #working boats, #australiana, #rust, #machinery, #brown, #black

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