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An Anteater plays the Accordion, oblivious to the fact that a chain of Honey ants busy themselves below :)

A mix of watercolor and India ink held together with some fun doodle motifs.

Which one you like the most??

A drawing which required some sharpening of a mechanical pencil. Just to get that needle-sharp drawing tool. I'm not the only one doing this, right?

I had a wonderful time creating this commision for a Kansas City Personalities wall mural installed in a downtown KC apartment building. The wall measures roughly 12’ x 20’. These were all hand drawn graphite and charcoal drawings that I scanned into my mac and delivered digitally. The file was then enlarged and applied to the wall surface.

Made in gouache and ink, "The Cat House," is a wonderful home ruled by cats.

This is part of a broader idea for a big busy city teeming with different characters. Some of those characters will travel deeper through this city and through different lands. Eventually they get back to where they started from.

Oil pastels on board. I used terpenoid to blend the pastels like paint on the canvas. From my latest art class.

Meet Blu. Hand drawn using 0.03 and 0.05 black fineliners on A4 medium cartridge. Such a gorgeous dog with so much personality.

The lovely Leo. Drawn with 0.93 and 0.05 fineliners on smooth A4 cartridge.

I have been working on this A3 double 'Pets in a Portrait' and I can't share the finished piece until after christmas as it will be a gift. I'm so chuffed with it, so heres some sneaky peaks that don't give too much away!

From post-it note to canvas. Quarantine life has got me taking some of my old doodles and turning them into paintings.

This is little Finley the Border Terrier. He is a recent commission. I haven't ever drawn a dog so really enjoyed doing this whilst trying to keep to my black and white line style.

Doodleaddicts competition winner 'Mother Nature'

Just about there with this one. Not sure if it works as I wanted it to!

Interpretation of intresting and visual artist

Box Truck painted along side my friend OX ALIEN currently rolling around rotterdam

They gather around, grateful, sending prayers up just to thank. (Directed at the man selected to be in the tank.) Who knows why that man is bare in there, and to be frank- They're thankful that it's him, not them. You can take that to the bank!

I felt like drawing birdhouses and this came out in my large Moleskine.

Gouache and watercolor on Arches watercolor paper.

Skateboard deck for #iheartdecks exhibition in Wynwood.

I'm sketching ideas for future ink cartoons, and thought I'd share pieces of the art rather than the full image. No spoilers yet :)

What a wonderful Kirkus review! (Paired here with my favorite improper contraction.) "A thoughtful look at life, in all its beauty and strangeness. ... This delightfully deadpan musing on life urges compassion for others. Howden’s straightforward text is on the philosophical side, though also rooted in the absurd. Hahn’s spare black graphite pencil watercolor, mostly set against a white background, are imbued with humor and empathy for the pickle, with the foodstuff’s expressive eyes conveying many emotions at once. " https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/sarah-howden/the-wise-pickle/ THE WISE PICKLE by Sarah Howden ; illustrated by Sabina Hahn RELEASE DATE: June 23, 2026

I did some fan art for this anime, Akuma Kun. I love Ichiros personality. This was a great watch if you like Supernatural shows mixed with detective like shows. Also, Ichiro reminds me of L from Death Note.

Wanted to experiment and create a horror scene about the Japanese Yokai known as the "double mouth girl".

This is probably my best work yet. It's just me but in space. And with ears.

Hey boos! This is just a little drawing of me at like, 7 maybe, and my old imaginary friend I named Mr. Friend. He was a very nice imaginary friend. :DDDD

I'm 16 yrs old beginner artist. This is my second attempt of pen sketching. Did you liked it? Rate it out of 10

How many carousels are enough for one gallery? Trick question. There's never enough.