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Prismacolor colored pencil drawing of stylized begonias. This was fun, especially making the leaves have a satin texture. I printed this on card stock as a blank card to give to friends.

Self portrait (Charcoal on paper)

This is my #dirtymushroomlikeskier of #transmundanetuesdays (prompt by @carsonellis) I made some time ago. What a fun challenge! This mister is cleaning mountains of dirty papers. He has no idea how he got there though.

Random sketches that will become finished oil paintings... maybe.

Gouache and colour pencil, 6x4”. Trying to learn how to achieve a more “animation” look.

Playing around with walnut ink and watercolors.

Many of my paints are the leftovers from acrylic pouring. The colors are so pretty that I take pictures of them.

I'm really enjoying the good star wars content that we got lately, from respawn's Jedi: Fallen Order to the mandalorian and the rise of skywalker Hope you guys like this quick baby yoda drawing. Prints available on my inprnt: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/thegameworld/baby-yoda/

My next monkey watercolor -well, mostly - there is a touch of acrylic paint on the eyes. I do not know why they are called red-handed - since they seem to have yellow hands.

From this week’s #timelapsetuesday

This piece was done in graphite. It took me about 6 hours over the course of a few days. I didn’t love how the rider turned out, but this was my first time drawing a rider so I’m not too upset about it ;) Let me know what you think! Constructive criticism is always appreciated! :)

This is a recreate of a picture that I took in San Antonio Texas.

Creek - Virtual Plein Air. Watercolour and gouache. Feb. 6, 2020.

Graphite sketch of a spotted Python.

Work in process

Exploring different methods and ideas

My friend is no longer a single dad. His amazing son just died in a car accident. I have to do something ..so I'm doing this. Not finished.. ink with water on artboard.

Today's attempt at something that looks more "traditional" using Rebelle 3.

Another doodle from Inktober that I turned into a logo or small illustration. This guy is happy even though he's missing his head.

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.