animals

Another cat drawing, as there's no such thing as too many cats.

Horses ... These noble animals have always been a source of inspiration for every artist, sculptor, photographer and will never cease to delight us as one of the most successful creations of God, pleasing the eye and soul with graceful forms.

I’iwi (Hawaiian honeycreeper) sketch for my day off (state holiday!). Ballpoint pen.

What does your dog do when you are asleep? :)

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One of my Inktober sketches from last October, the prompt was Wild.

This guy was my first ever exploration with Inktense. He came out looking more neon than regal, hence the title.

I've been playing with gesture drawing of humans and animals. Here are some quick pencil sketches of horses in motiion. 2B and 6B pencils on Canson sketch pad paper.

This two horses are bit older but still not so bad in my eyes. Will draw when have my other artwork done again a horse... maybe some differences to past. The left horse was from a friend a horse. "Buddy" unfortunately dont living anymore.

Pencil work

Here comes a giant rock... wonder what happens next...

I wax specific areas (paint with wax) and light from the back...in the end it will be in a glass frame to hang in a window....tben the waxed areas will glow!!!

And another sea turtle!

Drawn in Procreate

A page from my moleskine sketchbook! White crows are depicted in several cultures as a good omen. They’re beautiful.

Watercolor and ink. I love giraffes; they're such weird animals.

using Inktober prompt list from Furrylittlepeach.

I hope that in the future we will forget about circus with animals

He’s not about wondering whether or not he’ll be surrounded when the sun rises, for there’s no moment but this very one. The world is his audience and he decided to sing for it in style every single day.

Those puns couldn't be translate!

Acrylic on wood

Acrylic on paper

Third version of animals nest and hide-out sketches using Moleskine reporter Notebook

Done on cardboard with deco paint

Graphite on paper 5x7"