drawin

Mother Nature Challenge made by Doodle Addicts

Micron pen and colored pencil on paper

For new horizons.

One for all those Inktober folks out there! Rest assured, despite what the verses say here, you're as mad as march hares in the best way possible. :)

Inked with a PCH91 F, Noodlers Black Ink.

The product of killing time with some beer, wings and of course, doodling away.

Inspiration from Jefferson Airplanes awesome song White Rabbit. This is kind of older and shabby version than in book

"Nothing says tranquility like a cup of Oolong Tea." Inktober Day 3. Roasted.

Nothing beats an unusual dream that inspires you. plus some Star Wars inspiration!

Day 1, Inktober 2018. "Poisonous" Drawn with a Pilot Falcon SEF using Noodlers American Eel ink.

Standing on a block (while two men sit up top), The horse is deep in thought, wondering "Where can we walk?" He's distraught 'cause he knows that there is nowhere to go, And it does no good to tell them, they'll just say "I told you so."

Horse Block. Inked with a Pilot Custom 823 FA. (Bonus detail from a 3776 Century UEF.)

All this and possibly some other things.

An ode to one more fresh start.

I needed inspiration and was lacking a title so, yeah...

It's Triangle Man with a Triangle Plan, dropping big bombs on everyone that he can.

New drawing drawn with my Sailor Fresca Tangerine 1911s F fountain pen. Ink = Noodlers Black American Eel. Color coming next.

"It's Pandolin Coraflot, riding the most anatomically correct horse ever drawn." Ink drawing colored with Paintstorm Studio & Photoshop.

When you still have some energy left over from a creative marathon that happened the night before...

Four Tet's good for my creativity, no doubt about it.

Drawn with a Sailor/Wancher Turquoise 1911L. The M nib on this pen comes to a sharp point which allows for some line variation not from flex but based on how deep the firm nib digs into the watercolor paper. The Noodlers Black ink is a little dry and that contributes to this effect.

Powdered graphite and iron oxide from acid mine runoff on watercolor paper

drawing some bugs today.

With thanks (again) to endless listens of Devendra Banhart and other awesome folk like himself...heheh.

Graphite and iron oxide on watercolor paper

Brush pen

Colored pencil on toned tan paper

Working pic of the Millennium Garden, available soon in my Etsy Shop https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/JuliaHillIllustrator