marker art

If you ran into something like this, you can bet that it's a grave mistake.

Inside front cover. The foreword to the Journey Journal. Black ink and white gouache on toned paper. A4. Zines and postcards available to purchase.

trying to create a warm, cozy campfire feeling.

Sketchbook spread - graphic markers, watercolor, pen

Freehand line work pattern study!

oil-based sharpies, water-based sharpies, and a couple miscellaneous japanese markers

My little cartoon fox-sona dancing with her pet reabbit Brandon, and look. She's sporting a new outfit.

Cat's friend Bat is very ticklish.

Bumblezel enjoys some fresh air in his forest home.

Peggy Bark belts out a few tunes, to the joy of her friends; Dipsy, Marky and Chubbsly.

Fobbles enjoying himself some french at a calming blue restsurant/diner.

teeny, colorful flowers

Fobbles used to be afraid of pumpkins, until he learned that you can carve faces and other shapes into said gourds to make jack-o-lanterns. And thus, he now raises pumpkins for a living.

I have had an ongoing project called Hybrid Mythologies. Inspired by stories and mythological creatures, tales from different traditions and parts of the world, I have been playing with emergent stories, characters and creatures that incorporate different elements. It is really a kind of spontaneous, intuitive journey and play of associations - oftentimes surprising to myself in what emerges. This year I am planning to publish an artbook entitled Hybrid Mythologies and if it all goes according to plan, it should be done some time in May. I will post process from this book.

Louis needs a new activity. One that won't have George in a tutu. But mostly not cause him pain.

I tried out some oil marker art and ‘neonified’ a portrait as a gift for my brother. It was a really fun new project, and definitely adding Posca markers to my art bag soon! Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday’s, everyone!

Cauldrene's friend Spooker finds himself in scary trouble.

Drawn on photo paper, a gift I plan to send back with my aunt for when she goes back to Virginia

I had a time, when monkeys were featured very often in my artworks. Even now, they emerge in the story-lines. Amazing creatures! This sketchbook piece is done using graphic markers, posca and pen.

The real Fredbear from DSaF. It's really him. "No, phony, it's just the real Fredbear." -violet hued man with a long neck

3 butterflies in frames

Abstract in blue

Much like the comic, I had Louis dress up as the sign guy.

The first day of Facetober, a drawing challenge on Instagram.