Abstract Ink Drawing Pillows

Abstract flower doodle in ink and watercolor. Loose drawing in purple, violet and black.

Abstract blue flower design with a hand drawn ink illustration of a beautiful blue flower with many petals in different shades of blue reminding a mandala artwork.

Mandala like floral design with an abstract ink drawing of a purple flower with sharp petals.

These drawings that I like to call them "Limp Faces" are a series of sketches that I made while practicing a new style of drawing faces. With practice I started adding some text in the background while some are more simple or have an abstract background. Most of them were improvised and I like to think of them as some of sort of self-expression. These are some of my favourite drawings I ever did so I hope you enjoy!

Abstract butterfly design with an ink drawing depicting this beautiful insect with weird wings stipple shaded in black, white and dots. This beautiful creature is drawn in a stile similar to tattoos.

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abstract sad girl face ink drawing

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

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ink drawing on craft paper short hair girl holding a black cactus

Scattered Black Ink

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

Ink injection

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These drawings that I like to call them "Limp Faces" are a series of sketches that I made while practicing a new style of drawing faces. With practice I started adding some text in the background while some are more simple or have an abstract background. Most of them were improvised and I like to think of them as some of sort of self-expression. These are some of my favourite drawings I ever did so I hope you enjoy!

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

This digitally enhanced ink drawing with boho feel shows a beautiful and elegant abstract butterfly shaped insect drawn in black ink. Great for an entomology aficionado who appreciates tattoo art.

Ink drawing

Circles shrinking into the distance shows how we see.

abstract drawing of a flamenco dancer

This ornate black and white pen and ink abstract drawing would make a great backdrop for home decor or even gift wrap.

Abstract flower with holes stipple shaded ink drawing.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

These are part of a series of journal drawings that I've made over the years and that I think would look well t-shirts, phone cases even pillows. They feature a simple yet complex repetition pattern fills the whole surface. Some of these were born out of boring classes I had where I would just sit the entire time filling pages and pages of drawings like this.

"What can he know... of the heart?" Marker and liner pen drawing on a postcard. Its title, if that's what it is, is a phrase that popped into my head whilst I was trying to think of something to call it (the picture, I mean, not my head). I wouldn't say there's any very strong connection between title and image. © Brian Benson 1993

Abstract Portrait ink drawing from my sketch book.