Hello, my name is Bri,
and I'm a doodle addict. Kansas

Hello! I'm Bri, and welcome to my art medley! I'm 24 years old and on my journey of passionately pursuing my love for art. I started taking art very seriously in January 2018, and began with specializing in photo-realistic portraits. My main medium for years was charcoal, but I'm currently expanding my works to include watercolors, pen and ink doodle, gouache paint, colored pencils, and oil paint. My primary goal is to keep my creativity alive and gift/commission my works along with growing my connections in the art industry. I took a break for a few years due to life changes and missed creating art every single day. I'm hoping this platform will help to keep me accountable as well. If you'd like to contact me - my business email is bribriwaters1@gmail.com or direct message me on my Instagram @ briviningarts. Take care, friend!

I specialize in art, charcoal, colored pencil, doodling, gouache, oil, painting, pen and ink, portraits, traditional art, watercolor.

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Bri's Faves

Daniel Gräfen

No Limits

Bleu Hope

Nothing much to add really...

MimiK

Spring has sprung and Peter is enjoying the warm weather. How have you been enjoying the break from winter? Any activity suggestions for Peter and his friends? They’re thinking picnics and lawn games...

Marqueta Wells

I’m going fishing with these little bitty shrimp dip!

nicolas farade

accurate autoportrait of an artificial self.

nicolas farade

nicolas farade

from the "Seeds" series.

nicolas farade

from "Lost at Home" series, ink on paper, 8x11in.

gdw

Miracle

More artwork on my mom’s walls ;)

Jay

A bunny besides her friends the deer while she takes a nap

Mark Shillaker

Various trees doodles in tedious meetings

Mariana H

Queens Quay Harbourfront Toronto Station

This is a very quiet station in Toronto’s Harbourfront. The 510 streetcar can take you to China town with scenic water views on the way, or you can take the 509 to Ontario place or Exhibition Grounds

Trent Humphreys

Charcoal, charcoal powder and carbon pencil.

Misti

Pink tulips on toned tan sketch paper. This was my first time burnishing. I used the toned tan paper so that I could better see the effects of burnishing with a white pencil. I used Prismacolor soft core pencils.