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Threw together this pattern study last week. Been using Posca pens since December and I'm loving how quickly they dry. I can throw together quick sketches without having to worry too much about smearing the ink as I move along.

This sketchbook is all about triangle patterns! Each page starts with a base layer of connecting triangles. From there, I fill in different patterns on each page, challenging myself to come up with new ideas for each page.

A sketch about a little river or stream near my home

Drawing Prompt Submission

Drawing Prompt Submission

Unfinished drawing inspired by Egyptian and Greco-Roman mythology.

from "Présence - Seeds" series.

Cute. 4x6 inches art piece

This simple yet effective imagery of the small biscuit shop captures the delicatessen of their shop and the street it’s splurges on.

Pink papered scribble style illustration of a old stone town.

This little squiggly fine line piece is on a 4x6 piece of card, the technique of squiggles should emphasise how busy and windy the town is

How I pass the time on the train :)

I doodle to relieve stress. This is done with acrylic on canvas board

Acrylics and canvas panel

hope you like yhis one,, old drawing!!

couple of drawings in desing,, hope you like the idea!!

Halloween’s a bit early this year. I’m working on a scratch board technique video featuring a drawing of Nosferatu from my sketchbook.

WIP. Detail. Pandemic Self-Portrait No4. Some days feel darker than others. Oil on board.

This is the first prompt for Inktober 2020 (FISH). I used a Pigma micron .005 pen to do the black and white drawing. The colored version is tinted with Photoshop. I might print this out and try some other color combinations for fun.

NIghtly BIC ballpoint pen doodles while watching the news. These are drawn on light weight construction paper. The reference drawings are from the book Humans of NY.

Still playing with ballpoint pens. This time, I tried a “scribble” drawing, holding the pen way back on the shaft and making little circles and scribbles….then layering them over and over. It was actually very liberating and fun. I did this on a Canson sketch paper….which didn’t wear through, but did buckle a little towards the end.