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I spent a chunk of my New Years break rendering masks in ink and watercolor. I can't get over their shapes and the emotionality of them.

I have recently found part of my decent is Andean Indian, so I drew this for the goddess Pachamama.

Playing around with water soluble crayon and pattern

Pigma & Prismacolor in sketchbook. From magazine photo.

I realized I didn't use the right "your". I'm too tired to redraw it haha

Acrylic on cradled board

It's a perfect day to run away from everything and everybody! WHEEEE!

This is my study of the destroyed Darth Vader mask.from the movie Star Wars, "The Force Awakens. This ink rendering was my design for the pumpkin carving contest held every year at The Chadds Ford Pa Historical Society headquarter. I chose to do this mask because it illustrates what is the ultimate destination for all who chose to live in the darkness of sin,in stead of living in the the light of righteousness. The mask belong to the villain Darth Vader , who die while trying to force his son to join the dark side of the force. So I thought the destroyed mask over the letters "The Dark Side Of The Force." reflect the Biblical principle " Sin gives birth to death." Written by Stephen J.Vattimo Oct 24,2016

Part of my personal project of #1111DaysOfArt, where I explore and create something every day for 1111 days. All of these are from a watercolour instruction book I followed along. It is from a Chinese artist called Zhu Qu.

Based on https://pin.it/7mF86Kx

They say death was always in his eyes....

Acrylic on 12 x 9 in. Canvas

Craft knife time!

Inspired by Succubus

Multiple trees drawn with gel pens.

Swimming up Stream

fine point pink & brown lines and swirls

Moments of reflection on scraps of paper.

This was my sister's first mother's day and I wanted to surprise her with something special. She loves Peter Pan so it seemed like a perfect fit.