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A Monster made of monster doodles

I drew based on a photo. It became a little darker than the original. I drew as an exercise. Tools: Derwent graphite pencils ; Paper size: A3

Done first using pencil and then added color in Photoshop. Angel Ganev's challenge on Instagram.

My first try at dip pen art. Found that it's cheap and there's less of an environmental burden considering disposable fine liners.

The garden of the architect and houses of Kassel

made with gel ink pen for a future art book about mediterranean way of life. A bit different in the colors choice this time

My imagination in purple

Bic4 Ballpoint Pen, Sanrio Novelty 10 Colour Ballpoint Pen on Archival 8.5" x 11" paper. A breakdown of the Bic4 pen and No-name 10 colour pen layering that I’ve used. Drawing in a single direction instead of using back-and-forth movement alleviates some of the blotching that happens when using ballpoint pens. The back-and-forth method usually deposits the gunk that builds up on the tip of the ballpoint, smearing them in unexpected and unfortunate places on the drawing. When using the back-and-forth method, I usually have a napkin handy in order to clean the tip of the pen. Model: Meadhbh (Maeve)

Some months ago, I uploaded a drawing of the front of our house. This time, I drew the back of the house---in the same style. Last time, I used a Pigma Micron 005 pen, this time, I used a Uniball Signo Gel pen---which made the drawing a bit looser. This is a large house in the Pacific NW Modern style (a late 70's incarnation) with characteristic big windows, skylights, and jutting angles.

Lavender field, 6x6” watercolour and gouache on paper _ Hope you like this :) for more artwork follow me on my instagram @euny.kim_ Thanks!!

Pastel, charcoal pencil and graphite on watercolour paper, 29 x 36 cm

A few of my sketchbooks, combing through some older concepts.

Lulu and her cat

I am so in love with Procreate. I love the smooth blending, the textures and how easy it is to work with. This fox is available on my INPRNT store.

I make hyperlapse art videos on YouTube if you're interested in that kind of thing, check out my channel, link is in my bio

A rabbit wondering about what he sees around him.

This is old, but I've always liked it and want to include it here

Details of the stand up bass player and the pianist.

a drawing from my sketchbook

1st drawing for March 18 - part of the drawing a day challenge

this is a story of a little Lion Leo adventures in his dreams.

Wonder what's at the end of the rainbow...

BIC ballpoint stick pen drawing on Richeson bulk drawing paper. This started as a contour drawing and just got squiggly (not the original intent). This was clipped to my board for weeks and I would add a few squiggles from time to time when I wanted to make marks, but didn't have inspiration. It's just a bit under 15 inches (12x18 inch paper) and is probably about 25 hours of making little lines and squiggles. The reference was a Dreamstime royalty-free photo.

Pencil, sketchbook on a park

Daily sketch , while sitting in from of a fresh mint growing in a lovely vintage bucket.

It's definitely been a bit since I've posted, sorry about that, things have gotten very chaotic very quickly. I'm officially less than a month out from graduation (the finish line is almost here!), which also means it's time for my teachers to cram in projects. Other than that, I'm happy to say I received two official art commissions! I'm hoping to get something set up to hopefully begin selling some pieces, but, for now, I'll have some pieces in a gallery soon. Things, things, things, and Tony's face. Part of a larger project, hopefully to be completed soon.

Meet Jerry Jr., the cheeseburger creature. He's sort of a slug, sort of a salamander, sort of just happy with where he is in life.

Charcoal, charcoal powder and carbon pencil.

I found this guy the other day, just an older piece on scratchboard.

I actually finally got round to framing this piece I did and hanging it up on my wall the other day, which made me really happy :). Tool used: acrylics, colouring pencils, posca markers on brown A4 card.