mixed media art

King Gizzard flavoured and inspired goblin sharks to kickstart September :-)

Started as a dream, ended as a painting.

a mixed media sketch

Post-job interview mindful drawing time!

This narwhal got a tad spooky.

Used Ohuhu markers, ArtPop fineliners, and Arteza colored pencils

Narwhals in the forest…

So they do!

More spooky sharks, because why not?

“The truth of it is, if you paint or draw what really interests you, you’re going to do a good job of it, and hopefully that’s what I do.” - Jim Moir.

Dinosaurs and shark attacks all in one here!

As it was…

Spooky sharks return!

Tuesday = art club madness! And much needed too.

Narwhals and their fellow tusked lot unite at last!

Well I have my ways, but you get the point.

I’m no anti-natalist, that much is true, but a proud non-parent I am nevertheless… heheheh!

‘tis true! No doubt about it.

OK, I'm not saying it's mind-blowingly good. Rather, I want to allude to how this picture came about: I painted it with a hammer! You can find the complete creation process on my blog at https://christiandrab.de.

Creating in like-minded company is a blissful experience, that much is true! Boy I’ve missed drawing clubs… :-)

Whale shark wanderings…

It’s a coffee and whale song kind of day (as per usual).

For a long time, I always misheard the lyrics in the song ‘Torn Green Velvet Eyes’ by The Magnetic Fields as ‘Tom Green Velvet Eyes’… told myself that one day I’d draw something inspired by this mishearing of things and well, here you go!

Confident goblins.

More sharks in space!

Sunny daze and Animal Collective inspired, this is.

Doodle #10 in the current sketchbook = done!