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Melma is a demon that is obsessed with fashion and making people work until they no longer can. She has a high opinion of herself and is known to get violent if people disagree with her.

Made with a rather interesting brush because of a challenge quite a while ago.

Imagining harry potter walking on the marine lines promenade in Mumbai.

Help... does anyone know why my photos are coming out rotated incorrectly? I've tried rotating before hand and it still won't work. :[

this is my attempt at drawing a mountain. the shading is done by using a bunch of little dots on the darker sides.

Fae-Dragon

Does anyone here know what they could be? or what this reminds them of?

This is my cat, who consented to sit for me after five minutes of play with the laser pointer

This piece came out in an attempt to make sense of the world around me after discovering that I have autism and a few processing disorders. I’ve always had a hard time in relation to people and now it makes sense, but wrapping my mind around who I am and what people want is a challenge. Acyrlic paint. Layering Inspired by learning oil painting.

Painting the environments and destinations the nature offers us. The use of warm colors to depuct the blissful experience along eith the play of nature light and elements.

Taking a breather on a busy day.

It started with a small black, squaresque shape. The little guy appeared at the end

This picture was put together from deep within, yet, I cannot explain it. This Creation or piece, you can bypass many of times, and still love it the same.

Fireflies released to a starry night.

Another oldie. This one’s from 2002. It’s called self-portrait in a tea pot. Pencils on A4.

And an octopus somewhere there too

I drew this horse because he was a character in a story that I wrote. I never finished the story, but he’s still an iconic figure to me.

Drawings I made for a commission of the five stages of the Walking Wall installation by Andy Goldsworthy at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City. What an inspiring journey to walk and watch it move.

Drawings I made for a commission of the five stages of the Walking Wall installation by Andy Goldsworthy at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City. What an inspiring journey to walk and watch it move.

Small portrait I did as a heartfelt memorial to the beautiful black giraffe so brutally slain by murderer tess thompson talley

The elegance of dancing poses are breathtaking and they are quite difficult to draw, but I had so much fun to draw this. I hope you guys like it!