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Upset Ghost. Block print drawing with coffee, watercolor, and ink.

Inktober Day 2

Procreate and ink

All you have to do is lift your chin up to encounter the most fascinating things in life. What would it take to lift up your chin and talk to the person sitting right next to you. I fear that one day we will forget the very essence of being a human.

Painting about leaving good things behind, and not missing them. It's kind of about aging and moving on. Watercolor on paper, smaller than A3.

"Horserider." Because that's what horses look like to me. Ink and watercolor on 5x5 Arches cold press.

Part 2 of Hailuoto landscapes. Last cranes gathering to migratory

Something different with poscas and brushpens

Weird shapey lady that wants to plant a forest.

Who on cosplay series. This time who really on this costumes. Look like a astronaut from space came to earth.

Another commission....loving doing these.

Uh, strange, not sure why the end of the flow is kind of levitating.

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.

More literal illustrations of food names. Drunken shrimp.

Doodle on skate deck with acrylic.

Listen, I wish I could explain the content of this sketchbook to you better, because you do deserve better, but I have nothing.

Illustration made for the International Women's day

18x24 inch acrylic painting on wood board. Had fun with this one. Thanks for looking.

Alright , people, who here remembers a brilliant show by the name of Samurai Jack ? Just me ? C'mon now ! Don't be afraid ! Say it loud and proud ! Samurai Jack is A W E S O M E !

The Seasons. Acrylic Gouache on Wood Skateboard Deck. 7.75” x 32” Almost finished! I’ll be donating this hand-painted skateboard deck to support the Kansas City Artists Coalition’s 37th Annual Benefit Art Auction taking place on February 29, 2020. This is an extension of my steam of consciousness sketchbook practice. Having fun!