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I look forward to seeing what will come through on this project!

soaking up the sun with some oil pastel on paper --- nature lands ~ I create

Caged is a collection of healing through deep inner journey work. Note: this is part of the process included while writing the final draft of my upcoming novel.

Almost at the end of the current sketchbook… draw all the narwhals!!

Something of the “Wyatting” sort myself!

Dot grid paper, with progression photos

Cut-up poetry time!

Just a rough sketch

To all my spiritual friends out there… if you can throw us some magic to warm up the weather that’d be great, heheheh!

“When I draw something, the incredibly annoying thing is that it doesn’t come out like I pictured.” - Akira Toriyama (1955 - 2024). Thankfully, this came out as intended. Full comments and reflections in the next slide!

First one in a while to include a cut-up poem!

Shark witch time :-)

I’ll be honest, 2024’s not been too bad mostly but the recent crap weather in Scotland has a lot to answer for. Cold and miserable? Sure, but it’s not exactly been winter as we know it. Roll on spring! In lighter news... happy Pokemon day :-D

Drawing with sharpie of a tree leaf from the garden.

Inspired by my children when they tried to help with the garden when they were toddlers

Camping under the stars

I love Norse mythology, and Loki is definitely among the most recognized. However, most Lokis I see nowadays are from Marvel. As much as I Tom Hiddleston, I would like to see more variations of the Norse god. So here's my version of Lokie. Not bad, right?

black and white illustration i made in Rebelle 7 Pro from a trip up north to Lake Huron

The pink bunny of love

“I definitely look at people differently. I like to deconstruct, to pull a character apart, to work out what makes them tick and my view will not be the same as everyone else.” - Anthony Hopkins.

For David Bowie, rest in power good sir! And thank you for your amazing music and art :-)

One last drawing for 2023… see you all on the other side!

I wanted to show what anxiety feels like for me, something hot, something stuck and entrapped, both present and away, most of all always there.

Rest in power Benjamin Zephaniah. Thank you for everything!