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It’s +30C outside, but winter sounds nice too. Charcoal on reclaimed paper

I mostly just started drawing shapes on this sketch, and then it turned into a kind of Earthy style. Feedback is always welcome on any of my artworks!!

Butterfly Magic

Graphite and charcoal with white acrylic paint for some of the stars. This year, my brother and sister in law got a telescope, so their family had a space themed Christmas. This was my contribution. Side note, I only just thought about how cruel I was to drop my nephew off in the arctic circle with only a tee shirt. We'll just say it's the north pole and the magic keeps them warm...

Cozy cottage to inspire your next winter getaway ❄️ What does your ideal winter holiday look like? I'd love to know; let's inspire each other ☺️

Experimentation with mixed media of gouache, high flow acrylics, alcohol ink and Polychromos pencils.

(HB pencil on 130mm x 120mm paper) With pandemic lockdowns happening all the time, it's created something of a Victorian feel to Christmas, so it was no surprise that I drew this for the Christmas cards I do at this time of year, along with a very odd version of a round-robin message attached to it. You can read it here: https://www.skavart.co.uk/2020/12/merry-christmas-2020-round-robin.html

These are the first couple pages of my mini cloud investigation booklet.

Coloured pencil drawing

Post-it note art, a great way to practice oil pastels and colored pencil :)

Ink and digital color.

I completed a variety of cats for Catober 2020. From those I created this pattern. My favorite cat is Zoro.

Watercolor on watercolor paper

Coloured pencils, fibre tip pens and ink

A girl ready for the party.

Planets colliding

Setting boundaries

I made this banner/header for my webcomic's page. I do love those winter nights though

colour, fun, health

Artwork frame from my fanart project : "It's the Great Pumpkin , Again, Charlie Brown" ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zOgpA_INJc

painting is about the man who misses the lost colors of life that faded away through sufferings and trials.

An old watercolour sketch with lines from Padraig Pearse's poem "The Fool". Watercolour and ink

This oil painting was , for me, an explosion of a new freedom I found after finally getting a home nearly 40 years ago, a room with a sink and a bed and a window. I hadn't painted for years, and never without extreme self-consciousness. But years of homelessness changed me and my appreciation of "art". That freedom eludes me these days, that 'ignorant' notion that I can do whatever comes to me. I'd love to get it back. Surely it's in us all. It may be better to paint to be satisfied than to paint to satisfy...