Lauren Konopacki's Faves

Old drawing that I had contributed to a charity art book for Japanese tsunami relief efforts. Feel free to follow my facebook for additional updates! http://www.facebook.com/sonialaiart

Tiny Happy Skulls... is what I like to paint.

This drawing began as just a random sketch of a face then over time i gave into my creative thirst lol. I'm new to art so this was an adventure I suppose. After looking at the drawing for a while I came to a realization theres a hidden meaning to it ill leave it up to you tho. Please comment or criticize, maybe even make suggestions thank youuu.

Doodling has become an essential part of new beginnings in my life. The blank page is encouraging unplanned art that surprises me and pushes me in new directions. This piece speaks to me of fresh starts and flowing into the future full of change and magical possibilities.

Continuing with the doodling and just watching what emerges. I'm beginning to thoroughly enjoy this strange turn of art events in my life.

A simple doodle in watercolour of some pot plants. Imaginary, of course.

Just doodling what comes to mind. Obviously water!

I'm never sure of what I'm going to doodle with watercolour or where all of this is coming from, and I love that.

A pair of ravens, black, and white. Two sides of a whole.

I don't normally paint trees. So I was surprised when my daily doodling produced this loose interpretation of the tree in my garden. I quite like it. Doodles are magical.

I've been fascinated by ravens for a few years now and doodle and paint them constantly. Here's the latest version ...

Father time is a classy guy

Gouache painting of my Mama’s dining room china cabinet. I’ve always loved being able to display special family treasures

Quirky and fun pineapple watercolour and ink illustration.

Marker in Moleskin sketchbook

3 months of doodling on an 11x17 sheet.

pendrawing, digital coloring.

Time to retire it, it has been a good one.

I doodle a part of machine, just do what comes to mind, used pen and marker on paper