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Jeff Syrop Jeff Syrop Plus Member
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Kitty Birdy Zen Trip

Kitty Birdy Zen Trip - my daughter is always asking me to draw a kitty and a birdy, so I decided to combine them for this meditative art exercise.

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Funeral March of the Marionette

Charcoal on wood

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Jeff Syrop Jeff Syrop Plus Member
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Tarot Card: The Magician

Your tarot card for the day: The Magician.

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Julia Hill Julia Hill Plus Member
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Pug
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Gorgeous little pug, another recent commission. Drawn using 0.03 and 0.05 black fineliners on medium cartridge paper.

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Jeff Syrop Jeff Syrop Plus Member
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Strange Creature has a Flower for you.

Strange Creature has a Flower for you. Do you take it?

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FRENEMY FRENEMY Plus Member
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Ren and Stimpy

Painted my favorite cartoon characters from when I was a kid as part of an Instagram live paint jam with my friend and comic Artist Michael Chuah. We both did our own versions. It was fun.

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Jeff Syrop Jeff Syrop Plus Member
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Vampire Piglet

Vampire Piglet

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Jeff Syrop Jeff Syrop Plus Member
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Surf Cats in Love

These cats live in Bali and surf nearly every day. When they're not surfing they're eating. When they're not eating or surfing they're napping.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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Anonymous: That’s me.
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When your own son calls you anonymous, you probably don’t exist. He likes to be funny on greeting cards. Hahaa! Usually my doodles are a one to two day thing. I continued adding to this one over a period of a couple weeks. Life has been a blur lately. It feels good to be able to post something again.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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We gotta get out of this maze.
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This feels like it could be a fun kids activity page. When I started this doodle it was just the hill with the tunnel maze and a few things added in the maze area. It didn’t feel like it was going anywhere, but as I kept adding things I started to get into it and now I’m happy that I didn’t ditch it. It’s always fun when a piece surprises me. It never gets old.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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Brain Storm

85% chance of brain. I had a brain storm today.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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Grungy Doodle
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Grungy doodle of the day. I felt inspired to do something smudgy and decorative and colorful.

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stacey walker oldham stacey walker oldham Plus Member
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postcards from Italy

a pattern made of illustrated, retro-inspired Italian postcards

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WILLIAM OBRIEN WILLIAM OBRIEN Plus Member
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JCH FISHING

8.5 X 11 cardstock

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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The Toast of the Town
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The Toast of the Town. Too bad the weather had to turn just when things were heating up.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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Monster Feelings

Even monsters have feelings. No one wants the good times to end.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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Happier New Year
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There are some things I’m so grateful for in 2018 and then there was a lot of stuff that I would love to go away. So this is my farewell art. There’s nothing random in this doodle but I’ll keep most of it to myself. Let’s hope for a way better 19.

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FRENEMY FRENEMY Plus Member
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I Never Noticed The House Was On Fire

55 mins “I Never Noticed The House Was On Fire” This is a painting for an upcoming group exhibition about memories. When I was a kid I grew up in a household where my parents were functioning alcoholics. They gave me toys, put me in front of the tv, and sent me outside to play to keep me distracted from what was going on. When I look back almost all of my childhood memories revolve around these things. I became obsessed with these imaginary worlds and I learned to draw by copying my favorite cartoons and characters from children’s books. It was not until I was much older, that the truth could no longer be hidden from me. The imaginary world of cartoons and books kept me shielded from the harsh realities of home. As I grew into an adult that form of coping grew with me as I created my own imaginary places inspired by the ones I loved as a child. A healthy place to escape.

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Junkyard Sam Junkyard Sam Plus Member
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Plat Form (drawing)

Digital vs Analog, best of both worlds -- Sketched in Rebelle 3 and inked with a Platinum 3776 Century Shungyo SF. Ink is Platinum Carbon Black.

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Jim Bradshaw Jim Bradshaw Plus Member
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Way Hightops!

Morning sketch. So I was waiting for a go ahead on a 20 illo project. One of the illustrations in the project is a pair of “Chucks” so in the meantime I did a much crazier than they will be wanting version. Sometimes you just have to please yourself without all the boundaries.

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Nora Thompson Nora Thompson Plus Member
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Vulture

Colored pencil on toned tan paper

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FRENEMY FRENEMY Plus Member
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Keep Your Eye On The Prize

Comic about love.

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Chariss Williams Chariss Williams
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Cooking with Mitzi

Ohuhu markers, Ohuhu colored pencils

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Chariss Williams Chariss Williams
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Daisy Duck

Copic markers, Ohuhu colored pencils, colored finliners

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Hermit Hermit
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ART CARDS #1

(Fineliner on 80mm x 50mm coloured cards) Simple drawings to show how the stock colour of a medium can sometimes dictate the subject matter.

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E K Lindgren E K Lindgren
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Candy Cane Capers book cover

Front and back illustrated cover spread for children's Christmas story book. 18x9 in. Pen and ink with digital colors.

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Apoken Apoken
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AI protest

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Will (Bampi) Edwards Will (Bampi) Edwards
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A Hazel Dormouse

This delicate digital illustration captures the quiet charm of a hazel dormouse, portrayed with soft textures and warm, natural tones. Every fine hair and subtle contour has been carefully rendered, bringing a lifelike sense of warmth and vulnerability to this enchanting woodland mammal. The dormouse’s glossy, expressive eyes and gentle posture invite the viewer into its secretive world, hidden among hedgerows and ancient woodlands. Created using digital drawing apps, this piece blends realism with a tender, almost storybook quality — a celebration of one of Britain’s most beloved yet rarely seen native species.

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Cameron Cameron
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Raccoon of Interest

A preliminary sketch for what will eventually appear in my next book of cartoons.

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V E R S Ā T I L V E R S Ā T I L
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ROMUALDITO

Aquella noche, al sentarse a la mesa ante la mirada de sus padres, Romualdito se sentía anonadado. Su padre le había dicho muchas veces que un pajarito verde le contaba al oído todo lo que él hacía. Era, pues, indudable que el pajarito verde le había contado su delito. Sin embargo Romualdito tomó su sopa, con las narices metidas en el plato, sin que ocurriera novedad alguna. Sus padres, como siempre, hablaban de cosas incomprensibles… Llegó el segundo plato, y lo mismo. Su madre le preguntó con indiferencia: -¿Te pasa algo Romualdito? Romualdito levantó los ojos y dijo con aplomo -No me pasa nada, mamá. No bien dijo esto tembló pensando lo que iba a ocurrir. ¡Había dicho que no pasaba nada, y había fumado! La mirada de su padre, que según este afirmaba, leía en el interior de su hijo, iba a descubrir su mentira. El fraile que se lleva a los niños iba a aparecer y lo iban a encerrar en el cuarto de las ratas. Aguardó un instante angustioso. Nada. El silencio, turbado por el chocar de los platos y los tenedores… Al llegar el tercer plato, don Rotulado dio un golpe en la mesa. Romualdito se estremeció. Pero era que don Romualdo opinaba que la salsa del pescado tenía poco perejil… Así, poco a poco, Romualdito fue serenándose y adquiriendo confianza sí mismo. Al llegar a los postres, miraba ya a sus padres frente a frente y sonreía. La comida había transcurrido con la cotidiana vulgaridad. No cabía duda: El mozo de cuadra tenía razón. Aquella distinción de “detrás” y de “delante” era toda una ciencia maravillosa, quizá toda la ciencita de la vida, y Romualdito, con la mirada lejana y sonriente, descubría horizontes nuevos e insospechados. Cuando terminó según el precepto de su buena educación, Romualdito se levantó, dio un beso a su padre y a su madre. Dijo ”Buenas noches”, en inglés, y se marchó. Don Romualdo exclamó con ternura viéndole irse: -¡Es un ángel! Y apuró con satisfacción su taza de café… _ La severa educación de Romualdito - Jose María Peman

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