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Here are a couple of paintings that compliment the poetry of each other. I used watercolor and a little ink.

A collection of pieces from my rainbow eye series ☺️ Which one is your favorite?

Acrylic painting modeling two Bernese Mountain dogs.

Portrait illustration of one of my favorite musical artists.

Still working on my lines but overall pretty happy with how this turned out. Thoughts/suggestions more than welcome!

Sketched up in sketchbook with sharpie, developed using Vectornator

Instagram: @rashawwa

This is just a random thing that I doodled up. If you watched Smile of a Child you might have seen Tales of Little Women. This is Amy March from that 1987 vintage anime, but she's SHOOTING HER HAIR BOWS LIKE MISSLES!! That's crazy! Hope you enjoy this little bit of my creativeness.

Here's some artwork of a friend's fursona (she doesn't have Doodle Addicts), her name is Whisper!

I used a reference from an animal book I own. Thank you very much for looking at my drawing!!

More artwork of Fang (@Fangyy)! Tried a different style here, not sure if I like it lol

Collage, ink, and colored pencil. Doggie Diner's were a chain of fast food restaurants in San Francisco and the bay area in the 1960's and 70's.

I had no eraser for this one, and only one rather thick pencil, but I like how it turned out.

Pencil

Another Cat on a designer chair ;) Created in Procreate.

Soft pastels on pastelbord, 8 x 10 inches

OC by Hialycat on Instagram

La La La

Before getting to this result, I never a actually drew a full fledge skeleton before. So rather than take on the entire thing at once, I took it upon myself to only focus on the upper half of the body. I’m still practicing human anatomy for drawing but I hope overtime, it only improves. :)

Marker on paper

Portrait : Pencil sketch made by Jayant Arora (12 years old)

Watercolor Iris