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Sometimes I think flowers are the most beautiful natural loving things on this planet. You can always count on their beauty no matter what ugly storm is happening in the skies

A Inktober submission from 2016.

I have been seeing the moon a lot and it is always shining really bright and full. I thought I would make this as a prompt for what's outside my window. (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤ Medium is white charcoal on black paper.

Artist and owner: Adam Shurt, Address: Anchorage, AK, United States Of America. Email: adam.shurt@hotmail.com Artwork was uploaded on June 2, 2016 ©️Copyright By Adam Shurt ©️

It's crazy to think that we've been in a pandemic for a year or to think we could ever get used to this new way of life. March 13th, 2020 was the day everything stopped for me: it was the last day I went to school and the last day I went to gymnastics for 5 months. The promise of two weeks' time, something I somewhat desperately held onto. Going into this, no one knew what to expect, it was the first time many of us saw life as we know it stop. Quarantine has definitely taught me a lot emotionally, mentally, and how to reach out and work through (and what bad panic attacks feel like :) ). I think it also goes without saying that I got through most of this because of the people around me, and I can't say enough how grateful I am to be surrounded by such amazing people. So, here I am. Life is still pretty rocky, but it's a process. Thank you to everyone who's been along for the ride so far ❤

This was meant to be a quick 4”x 5” piece but somehow sucked up way more time than I’d planned. From my own photo for reference.

A little bit of an issue with the foreshortening of the figure. Model: Meadhbh (Maeve) 2B Pencil, Soft Charcoal Pencil on 5.5” x 8.25” Moleskine sketchbook.

My attempt at fancy lettering. Despite the fact that 'k' isn't in any part of my name, it is one of the more interesting letters, in my opinion. Just a simple and quick piece...

Often times my work is more about a conversation with my anxieties. I have a deep, conflicting relationship with concepts of existentialism. The following works reflect abstract ideas that I simply don’t have words for.

This old car suits in the exact same place in my neighborhood.

graphite and dry aquarelle pencils on watercolour paper

Mixed media on aquarelle paper, 32 x 22 cm

Mixed media drawing, 32 x 22 cm

8 x 8 on birch wood panel + the original doodles that lead to the painting. This painting brings back memories of childhood.

I stay home for my family, doctor, everybody. Take care everybody. #stayhome #IStayHomeFor #StayHome #StaySafe #StayAtHome #StayHomeStaySafe #StayHomeSaveLives #illustration #art #illustration

Colored pencils on toned paper.

Cute peaceful fox drinking coffee, wearing a scarf. Trying gouache for the first time. It's a really nice medium. I am definitely going to keep at it and make some more gouache paintings.

Jellyfish mermaid created for the Mermaid Character Design Challenge

Water fauna and flora

Another image from series of literal illustrations of food names.

Have been following the tutorials from draw with Shiba on YouTube. They're not as great as his. But I do like the way they came out.

I have a lot of cats living in my neighborhood now. I want to hug them all. Doodle made with iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, and Procreate. Tracked time: 3 hours & 55 minutes.

Sticky note musings on Hiatus Kaiyote and Snail Mail

A sketch of the river Thames, London looking towards Parliament

(HB pencil on 139mm x 89mm postcard) Another random, chaotic dreamscape image using the same techniques as previous pieces.

Somewhere in Moscow