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Day of the Dead vibes all around here!

Lockdown diary Day 5 of 14 Watercolour pens, graphite and soft pastel

Meal time for the jellyfish.

Lockdown diary, Day 4 of 14. Pencil and watercolour marker

More toffee tinted, if anything.

Day 3 of 14. Lockdown Diary, Pencil on paper.

Saw this missing cat poster whilse out running errands the other day which started off with the sentence "Answers to Esme", and those words have been circling around in my head ever since. Naturally, the end product here had little to do with the finished artwork!

Eyes meeting trees, and a hint of surveillance.

Pink aliens in lieu of pink elephants here.

Midnight madness/fun with artwork titles...

Never dumb down for the dumbed down folks.

Surreal folks in surreal worlds.

Aliens seeking company and respite...

hiii heres a spread from my favourite completed sketchbook! my fastest finished art diary to date

Romantic birds and their narwhal pals.

Rumblings and ramblings.

New sketchbook time! Onwards to new doodling-flavoured adventures... Keeping it simple to start things off (as is custom).

And that finishes things off with my current sketchbook! Here's to what the next one brings :)

A couple of beers, thoughts in my head about lockdown easing and Radiohead lingering in the background while I work = stuff like this.

Keeping one's head above the water in times of crisis...

Cats, space, and the usuals.

Aaaaaaaaaand, September is here. Let's make this autumn a creative one...

Another episode of narwhal fever.

Recently rode my first (as an adult) Full Mile Without Stopping and dang it feels good

Definitely in need of an escape, methinks.

Island mentality.

Onwards to closure.

Kicking art blocks where it hurts, one step at a time.

Something simpler (on the surface at least).

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.