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Yayyyy it's doneee!!

Had a walk, saw light on a tree, took a picture. I'm kinda opportunistic ngl.

Some fashion Sketches today - they go as a pair together, so that’s why they’re are edited into the same pic ( cos i don’t have doodleaddicts pro lmaoo). If you are interested, I used winter and newton Promarkers, and a waterproof permanent 0.5 black pen to outline! leave a comment to let me know if you like it!!

Its just a clay sculpture of some villain I imagined - I hope you enjoy!!

Part of a repeat pattern I am working on

Pencil drawing of a pig

This is a pear i made using watercolor painting

A little scribble doodle of an owl in my sketchbook. Pen on paper

One of my #MerKat images for #MerMay2020.

The attempt to rehydrate the carrots didn't work.

A collage made of scraps of cardboard, toothpicks, and words. The "frame" is also made from corrugated cardboard, spray painted. A fun project made from discards.

Pencil drawing of a girl taking a break.

An Inktense rendering of my eclectus parrot Numbo with his signature 'What?' look.

The lovely Calibano, a blind old boy who lives in Gatti di Roma cat Sanctuary. This picture was auctioned and the proceeds went to the charity.

Created with Autodesk sketchbook

First foray into using tinted charcoal pencils

A man with his hood up - charcoal

Graphite pencil drawing of a ginger tomcat named Bruno

Here’s one more of the van Gogh -style self portraits. I wanted to try with colour. What can I say? I’m in lockdown. I have time :) Posca markers on coloured A3.

Monochromatic watercolour illustration

Lockdown has given us all far too much time to think

This wave and sun mosaic was created using watercolors

For our 10th anniversary this past Monday, we went on a hike at Land's End. It was cold and blustery! Got a quick sketch in from the labyrinth. Rain lines added as it started to rain by my son.

I’m not sure what my inspiration for this is. I basically just started painting the sky and worked forward. It took me about an hour to finish.

Hexagons upon scribbles.

Unfinished value study for a painting, worked in graphite on hot pressed watercolor paper. Drafted and rendered using the Bargue method. Hopefully, I got the photo oriented correctly so that the drawing will be right side up, once I upload it! If anyone has advice for photographing a heavy application of graphite, without getting weird reflectiveness, or speckled effects, I’m very interested!

Point Prim, PEI