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Don't worry, animal lovers: the fox is still alive.

4th portrait from the collection “Women of the word”

This doodle is based off Norman Rockwell’s The Tattoo Artist and pairs with the blog I wrote about how I think our society needs to change the words we use to describe love. ❤️ “ Love is a collaborative work of art.” https://princess2dutchess.wordpress.com/2018/02/04/loneliness/

I’ve finished my biggest painting so far.. the painting is going to hang in a hair salon

My favourite book cover is Les Paradis artificiels of Charles Baudelaire.

Working on a caption, any thoughts?

"We just came from South Africa" they said when I arrived.

Wheelchairseries 14~~ I would like to say I truly am grateful for this job. But gosh darn I don’t know if it’s where I live or the customers...or me....working in a wheelchair as a cashier that exposes hidden challenges not only mechanically but also inte

Part of a "wheelchair series" I've been working on since my accident that led to my paralysis about 2 years ago. Doodle therapy is super chill, y'all.

Long? Long Hair?

Flame Red: Watercolor, colored pencil and airbrush

Practice Doodle, Flower Girl, watercolor, pencil and airbrush

Doodle of arm with watercolor, pencil and airbrush

Flame Red start: Colored pencil, watercolor and airbrush

Flame Study: watercolor, pencil and airbrush

Girls series - Air

Self Portrait Doodle Hairscape

Wheelchair Series

About a year ago I became paralyzed after a fall and began my "wheelchair series" which became a cathartic release of my journey in this new body of mine. Also, crayons are seriously underrated.

At the airport lobby - 15 minute sketch

I share a space with a few other artists in my religious community. It's a nice, airy space. I like having my tools at hand for anything I want to do.

I began to believe the fairy tales: You know, how we're all out there looking for our magical missing half.

Le Chair I, trying fast & slow drawing ala Gregory

1956 Mercury Montclair

Hair

Cruzer - Based on a character of the book I'm currently reading. I loved how she hides stuff in her hair.

An interpretation of the final scene of Hansel and Gretel for the Sketchbookproject 2017. Done with coloured pencil, sharpie markers and fineliner.

An interpretation of Red Riding Hood for the Sketchbookproject 2017. Done with Stabilo markers, watercolour and india ink.