Wildlife art and illustration – combining black and white ink drawings with colour: some experiments in Auroville, India

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M. Eric Ramanujam
Joss Brooks

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Mixed media and wildlife illustration has been experimented with and the combination of using puristic black and white media along with colour has been found most interesting, creative, and expressive.

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