flora

floral doodles, very lose and free form.... micron, pencil, marker, watercolor 12x12 watercolor paper

my entry to the spoonflower maximalism challenge

a little piece of my final project for the February mats bootcamp assignment

Flower clippings

When you have new markers, but don't know what to draw - color your old doodles :D

Illustration of flowers sitting atop a body of water.

This is another (waterproofed) pair of shoes covered in my doodles. I have it for sale through my Etsy store accessible via this link: https://linktr.ee/okhismakingart

trying a darker, sketchier look...

I'm not good with lettering, but it is what it is :) Was interesting to know that Peace lily is not so peaceful... If you have pets and children, you need to be careful with this flower!

I'd like too see this trees some day.

T letter with Taxodium Distichum Trees I made for this year inktober.

Here's another pair of the shoes I decorated. There are three pairs for sale on Etsy, which you can view by clicking the Etsy button at this link: https://linktr.ee/okhismakingart

Part of a mini minimalist Illustration series based around the fairytale "Little Red Cap"

I'm having fun with this one!

llustration for an illustrated book of the Fairytale "Little Red Cap" by the Grimm Brothers.

Listening to lots of Alvvays, Tacocat, Slutever, and Bikini Kill as of late. Also really obsessed with yokai, as of late, again!

Recently acquired a sudden affection for these beautiful long leggy crab babes, I hope you can one day feel the same!!

llustration for an illustrated book of the Fairytale "Little Red Cap" by the Grimm Brothers.

llustration for an illustrated book of the Fairytale "Little Red Cap" by the Grimm Brothers.

Digitally made pattern

This is my second shot at a full page floral abstract. “Trippy Forest” is my extra-colorful one, but this one is focused on details done in red, blue, black.

Digitally made pattern of gingko biloba leaves using the sketch on my last post as a starting point.

Three line drawings of leaves on Guarro paper, 6x9 inches. I later vectorised the gingko leaf and made it into a digital pattern.