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A geometrically stylized Doe and fawn illustration intended for the purposes of a greeting card. Materials used: Water soluble colored pencil, graphite pencil

A page from my sketchbook during my Foundation Diploma in Art & Design in London. Diluted ink is a great medium. It always gives this authentic look. I think I used colouring pencils below to give it a strong colourful look. Love this one.

This is what I made in the 10th grade on lined paper I still can't believe I found it on my desk

Illustration demo image using pen and ink, watercolor, and acrylic ink.

To work on yourself knowing you are already whole is difficult. What blooms and helps you flourish as a result can bring you to a place where you can look at yourself with compassion and empowerment.

Well, I painted it. Why not!

Saint John the Evangelist SUPERCHARGED!!! lol. I decided to digitaly colorize him so he fits in with the other Evangelists. ^_^ Yeah and the Eagle because of his High Christology and focus on the Divinity of Christ. He's flying high in the Fiat now! :)

Quick watercolor piece (simple)

Just try to inverting some colors. Cab you spot it?

Only drawing it's shapes revealed so much more than all the green I see everyday! Maybe I'll color it in one of these days.

And Finally it's Saint Matthew giving a high-five to his Symbolic Angel (Or "human with wings" technically)! I Made it more like a fairy or something, it's not like a mount like the other symbols of the evangelists. So Matthew looks a little more Fatherly because in the Gospel of Matthew the theme of God the Father is the strongest of the gospels (mentioned more times etc.), also it's the only account that gives the account of the Annunciation to St. Joseph and lots of details on St. Joseph, the virginal Father of Jesus on Earth. (I should probably redo St. John since I did the others with more detail, I actually I did that version of St. John a few years ago but I finally decided to color and outline it recently. All the others are new though.) Let me know if you want to see anything! I'll probably do the mysteries of the Rosary next. ^_^

Another practice doodle from my earlier days. A surprised lady dressed in a winter outfit.

PYRAMIDS

Photo manipulation

I used a page from an old whaler's logbook as a backdrop for this illustration.

I usually work with very bright and neon colours. So this was a challenge to not add colour!!

Watercolor Bird Painting :)

Red-legged honeycreeper, Cyanerpes cyaneus (Thraupidae), a cool generalist avian nectarivore. Colored pencils for training. More like this on: https://www.instagram.com/camilojulianc/

This is just a free time work which I did on Sunday

pen, ink, gouache and watercolor on paper