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Another one that I thought I'd messed up, but that came good in the end.

Sketchbook about mediterranean scenes and scapes with gel ink pen

Elias Rosenshaw 8/27/2022 Pen and marker on paper, digitally filtered, background removed.

A stylized statue, made with black pens and ink. https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

Day job blues... relatable?

I have a thing about acorns.

Watching a thunder storm roll in over the north cascades, it was super cool standing on the edge... For a little bit it was warm and sunny, and also hailing at the same time

A very graphical cobra made with black pens and ink. https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

Pen sketch and watercolours.

THINK OUT OF THE BOX. A powerful skill. Recipe? Get a couple of "regular and rational" attributes of something (a problem, question, thing, thought, etc.) and add a bit of abstract/thing unrelated to the topic.

Some ants...Pen and inks. https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

This was an absolute sketch for fun that I decided to paint.

Just a fanart in my own style :) https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

Prompt no.8 from Inktober 2020

A foraging bee.

Ink, marker, white pencil and white pen on Strathmore mixed media toned grey paper

A ladybug flying away. Black pens and inks. https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

Prompt no. 10 from inktober 2020

Black pens and inks https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

Time and space and wizarding things.

Elias Rosenshaw 8/20/2022 Gouache, ink, and marker on paper

Black pens, inks. https://linktr.ee/pxlsyl

Love of my life caught in a contemplative moment in a Midtown NYC coffee shop. Ballpoint Pen on Archival 9” x 12” paper, Adobe Photoshop.

‘Anatomy of a Steelside’ A little something related to a book I’m writing, ‘Nighthammer’ – in the world of my book, various factions wage war via flying battleships known colloquially in-universe as ‘steelsides’. These flying platforms are essentially a science-fantasy version of early/mid 20th century navies in our world. Large propellers inside funnels keep the thing flying, while huge, side-mounted paddles push the steelside, ponderously, through the skies. I’m still figuring out some of the looks and some of the tech, but it always helps to have your own schematics!