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A two hour digital figure drawing pose. Drawn from a video of a model for school. Time: 2 Hours Medium: Procreate on iPad.

Digital & Bonsai

Another print I did. Get ready, I'm getting close to uploading my worthless doodles rather than finished pieces I've actually worked on.

Fanart of Ruby. I love this vocaloid a lot and she has a great design imo

Scratchboard piece I did as a project in university. It was a lot of fun!

Pen and Ink inspired by a cool little neighborhood we visited in Richmond, VA

My only commissioned work, done with markers, pencils and paint!

using Inktober prompt list from Furrylittlepeach.

A fun experiment with some left over pieces of matting/framing cardboard. Watercolour, white and black markers.

Two little love birds enjoying each other's company, painted with watercolour...

Just for fun!

Little experiment with posca’s and fineliners

If you've ever wanted to learn more about me, this is your opportunity.

A pair of ravens, black, and white. Two sides of a whole.

I doodle a part of machine, just do what comes to mind, used pen and marker on paper

Doodle on shoe. For Vans Asia Competition 2018

Bear and Crow are good friends. When bear was in a grumpy mood, crow came down to cheer him up.

Doodle doodle!!

Illustration from my self-initiated book The chair. Hand-drawn and digitally colored

A few Moleskin watercolour spreads with some pen and ink mixed in.

Done with a blue pilot pen and various gel pens.

Made this while getting coffee this Saturday. Drawn in my sketchbook and photographed with my iPhone. Colored in Procreate on my iPad Pro.

A design I did for this year's Easter! An egg made up of chicken, rabbit and sheep skulls!

The view from my bedroom window, pencil A3, drawn for ‘52 Week Illustration Challenge’ for prompt - My Favourite Thing.

This painting is a technique I enjoy mostly because I see figures in the ordinary and draw them out from what I see in abstract backgrounds I paint. In it you see a group of people enjoying time together. I used Acrylics on Aquaboard, a surface especially made for many layers of wet media.