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Another pet portrait commission! These are so much fun to complete

This guy lives on the Salt flats in Bolivia. Much mystery surrounds him.

Acrylic and markers on birch panel.

Abstract butterfly

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

Digitally painted pet portrait – Style influenced by Baroque and Post-Impressionism art, with a modern and comedic twist.

Lewandowski

This page includes a sketch I made pulled over on the road near Pontiac, IL, a shield I stamped using a stamp I carved (pretty crude , but still works!), and some stickers I had made of sketches of other things in the area.

An artwork with watercolor and pen.

Having fun drawing with various pens creating a two headed monster.

Drawn by Yeyei Gomez, colored by Echo Li at Adobe Creative Jam at Indiana University Bloomington on March 27th, 2018.

From a Japanese print. Oil ink pens on vinyl.

All the elements were drawn by hand, with Prismacolor markers used to create what would be vastly contrasting tones after b/w conversion. The composition and b/w conversion were done in Adobe Photoshop. © 2016 Joe Blend. All rights reserved

As one line informs the next, I bring you my Alter-Ego series drawings. Pen and ink on paper. 2012. ©Tabatha Jarmulowicz

Having too much fun with these particular mixed media pieces, heheheh!

Inspired by some very awesome Pokémon art I picked up at an art market last week, I figured I’d also attempt a Wooper tribute of my own :-)

New sketchbook time… Literally started the previous one on the second day of last month and finished it earlier today, I’m a very speedy sheepy as opposed to sleepy it seems!

Lindsey's prompt: Row Boat

Whales in strange lands, as per usual…

Garden in Flushing, NY.

Macro photography.

Drawing done as a 13-year-old.

Watercolour of a Grevillea species that I found on a day trip Margaret River.

The panther is alert sensing that something approaches, itś not sure what but she is ready.

I have a certain energy that runs through me, almost like a current. Balancing this energy can be quite a challenge, but I have found that meditation helps me to find my center. I like to quiet the noise around me and focus on my inner truth. Sometimes, I begin my meditation with my eyes closed, allowing my emotions to guide me in sketching out my experiences. This helps me to open up my channels of creativity, which I am currently using to work on my upcoming novel. I can't reveal too much about it yet, but I hope you will enjoy the sneak peeks I'll be sharing as I work toward completion.