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Acrylic on Moleskine sketchbook paper.

Heart illustration for some album artwork!

pendrawing, digital coloring.

Ink on paper.

Acrylic on Moleskine sketchbook

Ink and watercolor sketch of a scruffy cat.

Studies of a simple form in order to experiment more with more complex elements.

Pink llama made with watercolour

Another doodle realised for my personal 100 Days Project.

The Synagogue of Tilburg, drawn with ballpoint

2nd series of my favorite artwork, from ‘The Goodbye Series’. Ink on cardboard, A5 size.

Thinking of making this into a wall paper, have been drawing lots of trees as so many near me have been getting cut down lately.

Another one of blob to creature exercises. Watercolor on A3

Doodle over a 1939 Life magazine cover. I used A permanent black marker and some gel pens for the finish.

My usual warm up - doodles on more or less random blobs of paint. Watercolour on paper, A3

I've been inspired by my mother's smoking, one of my best friends' obsession over the rose ash color and the magic spirit of October.

A wee sketch of a feather I found, painted with watercolours on Stillman & Birn Zeta paper.

This piece is from my online comic @ doodletowncomic.com and was inspired by Free Comic Book Day in Philly!

These are a few pages from my DA sketchbook that I filled using only a blue pen and a red and a blue highlighter.

The big bad wolf... hear me roar!

Digital watercolor. Love the Great Lakes and Great Lakes freighters. Ref: VIc Pagel 1959 Jones Island, Milwaukee

Another one of my Pets in Portraits. Hand drawn using 0.03 and 0.05 fine liners on A4 medium cartridge paper.

To many I know a hibiscus flower might represent endless tropical summers. Up north where I live, hibiscus is the often the last flower to bloom while fall is setting in. While vibrant, I wanted it to feel lonely as seasonal changes are very introspective times in my life.

In July of 2022, Brianna Grier died falling out of a moving police car while having a mental health breakdown. Since Brianna passed, I have been heartbroken for her twins and family but also reflecting on my struggle with mental health. Mental health needs compassion and empathy, not police and punishment. The brunch strokes are purposeful, but I completed them with empathy in mind. I want to keep the composition simple but filled with meaning. The color theme represents vastness and loneliness, but also kinetic energy found in warm orange tones.