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I completed a variety of cats for Catober 2020. From those I created this pattern. My favorite cat is Zoro.

Watercolor on watercolor paper

Disturbia is about a child who hides himself from darker environment

dabi

I let my pencil takeover with this one and I’m glad I did.

First A5 tangle using a simple fineliner.

I haven't drawn anything on paper in ages so this is what I drew A ushanka is a big fur hat from Russia

One day twas an amazing thing! nowadays....weird!

How about something to chase that pesky Arctic Fox of mine?... A wolf.

Mixed media

Setting boundaries

See things from a different point of view

Sketching at the Academy (California Academy of Science) with my five year old. This was so fun. There was so much movement that he actually focused on his own sketchbook for long enough for me to get one in. Usually, he's done by the time I put the clips on my book! The Academy and all museums are closed again with SF preemptively joining the rest of the state in the extended stay at home order this past Sunday 12/6/2020. Grateful we got to go several times while it was open.

He is my Oc

Thought I would surprise viewers with something a little different this time around.

This little squiggly fine line piece is on a 4x6 piece of card, the technique of squiggles should emphasise how busy and windy the town is

I made this banner/header for my webcomic's page. I do love those winter nights though

Created from my imagination on an 8 x 10 canvas using acrylics.

Various self-portraits, not really 'selfs' at all, but the heads in a mirror.

Artwork frame from my fanart project : "It's the Great Pumpkin , Again, Charlie Brown" ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zOgpA_INJc

Decided to train my hand a bit by recreating the character Sadness from the Pixar movie 'Inside out'

Scene from Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel "A Little Princess", acrylic on canvas

painting is about the man who misses the lost colors of life that faded away through sufferings and trials.

An old watercolour sketch with lines from Padraig Pearse's poem "The Fool". Watercolour and ink

This oil painting was , for me, an explosion of a new freedom I found after finally getting a home nearly 40 years ago, a room with a sink and a bed and a window. I hadn't painted for years, and never without extreme self-consciousness. But years of homelessness changed me and my appreciation of "art". That freedom eludes me these days, that 'ignorant' notion that I can do whatever comes to me. I'd love to get it back. Surely it's in us all. It may be better to paint to be satisfied than to paint to satisfy...