drawing

I tried out some oil marker art and ‘neonified’ a portrait as a gift for my brother. It was a really fun new project, and definitely adding Posca markers to my art bag soon! Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday’s, everyone!

Acrylic on canvas 40x50 cm

I used to see this friendly dog that would wander around and I would pet him. He disappeared for like a year. I was sad because I missed him and I didn't know what happened to him. I saw a dog last week that looked like him or was him but I wasn't able to get close enough to know for sure. It inspired my to finish this drawing I started a while ago.

Just a doodle with my Gikkel

Flora and fauna of Saraya Goa

Finished cat drawing. Sure, I could fine tune it forever. But I’m good with this one.

late night drawing online at magma(dot)com - using ipad pro. These characters grew on me when playing against a friend on steam.

draftmen - sketch

someone in the room - sketch wax pastel

Conte pencils and charcoal on sketchpad.

bad games - sketch

Charcoal and graphite on Strathmore drawing paper. Hannibal Lecter.

Inkwash and gel pen in my square Arteza watercolour sketchbook. This kind of doodling soothes my mind.

Made with gel ink pen for a future art book about mediterranean way of life. A crowded beach in greece

“Always Thinking.”

I have a contest with one of my pupils every week to see who can draw the best cat. This is us as cats drawing people.

Just some doodles of my favorite OC. Scribble is the wonder and innocence within me.

Just putting the drawings together. ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡

Cat profile. Graphite on paper.

This was the first of the same lion drawn on two different surfaces. This one was drawn in pastels on sanded paper.

This is the second lino cut print I made using motifs from my surroundings here in Vienna, Austria. I enjoyed learning this when I was in Art College in Australia back in the day and my passion is now re emerging for it.

Drawing of a female figure sculpture @ IU Art Museum Medium: Pencil on 18" * 24" paper

Drawing of the oil painting "The Valley of Mexico, 1877" by Jose Maria Velasco @ IU Art Museum. Medium: Pencil on 18" * 24" paper