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Ink on paper.

Running away in markers and pencils

Micron pen and colored pencil on paper

"Contemplation of the Jump" - drawn & colored in Escape Motions Rebelle. My drawings are pretty random, but after I make them I think about them a bit... like... what is that girl in that cave room thinking and why is he going to jump? I should probably know the answers... but I don't.

Amanita flavoconia. Drawn with R Esterbrook school fine/firm pen nib and Higgins Yellow & Brown, Winsor & Newton Orange inks.

Gorgeous little pug, another recent commission. Drawn using 0.03 and 0.05 black fineliners on medium cartridge paper.

The Hero / Ink pen and dry paint on paper

Gouache,ink and colored pencil

Pilot marker pen on Moleskine sketchbook paper

Witch

I will continue doing more of these food/object characters considering I have a few more ideas left.This is only a random design I thought of not really a oc yet.Honestly I don't really like cute character designs despite having only 5 or 7 but this gets a pass from me since it's a random design I made up.

Some sketches and ideas for the background of my aquarium. alexanderlansang.com

More Ink fun- Less Letters this time :) And a little tribute to one of my favorite Schiele drawings (Reclining Woman with Red Blouse)

guests in coffee-shop at cologne central station around 10 pm. most people handele their devices, some in pairs, others on their own. few have coffee.

Snood Lady. Doodled with marker and lipstick.

Badland

"heARTs And Flowers" by Susan Schanerman

Frog Slug Monster has flowers for you.

If it's not too much to ask...

Same idea as previous dragon work but a bit difference way

I spotted a huge line drawing on YouTube. I was curious about how it feels to draw just lines over and over again. The one on the web was four times as big as this one (on A3 paper). Half way through I started to nod off. Next morning I thought the green

More old stuff. Marker and pen.

Amaziograph mandala

Fun colored pencil and ink

Micron pen and colored pencil on paper

I was fortunate enough to to take my sketchbook class to observe medical students dissect donor cadavers. These donors gave there bodies to science to further our knowledge of the human anatomy and to train our future doctors. We worked alongside the med students and anatomy fellows. It was a humbling and fascinating experience.