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Acrylagouache and acrylic on a 7x7cm canvas.

nowhere land

BMX. The small bike with the big attitude

This pen-and-ink illustration was done for the cover of a church statement of faith. I named this illustration Foundation of America because I believe this country was founded by Christians who had strong faith in the God of the Bible, and through faith, prayer, and sacrifice, the patriots overcame the mighty British military. By the hand of God, a new nation was born: the United States of America. When the United States was filled with God-fearing people, God raised the country to be a super power, and the world envied the United States and flocked to her shores, the land of freedom and opportunity. Now this country has forgotten the God who gave birth to her and now is setting up new idols to worship: idols of wood, stone, metals that do not hear or see or care. Because the United States has forgotten God, it has been plagued with storms, tornadoes, floods, droughts and her enemies are waging war with her, waiting to celebrate her fall. It is my hope and prayer that people who love this country will return to honoring God and return to giving Him thanks for all the great works He has done for this nation and turn from our sins and follow God by obeying His Word: the Holy Bible. That God will remove His hand of judgment and His blessing may return to our country. This church was fist built in 1890 and is still being used as a church. It is in Norristown, Pennsylvania. This was the first Bible-believing church I attended when I became a Christian. (October 28, 2017)

These are the tan lines you get when you've been cycling round in shorts and tshirts all spring

Watercolor ink

Acrylagouache and acrylic on a 7x7cm canvas.

Summer Dress, no stress

Is it an E-Bike or is it a Sit on Scooter? Whatever it is I thought it was a cute. love the tiny wheels

Laid Back Riders are rare and not the bike would like to ride on busy streets but for the brave few it's the only way to go.

Bike Bag Lady riding through the park.

Day care dads on the school run. An early one from the vaults

Cross posted to Tumblr:Fun fact: before long,before all of my demon OC's,Ghost OC's, Object OC's etc.I made a scene girl oc since little ole me couldn't cope with the fact that I couldn't be scene at all (family and money reasons) tween me made one.Her appearance now is way different.Shes now afro Latina. I don't remember her original outfit so I made her a new one.Gave her pigtails because why not?I guess she still looks like a stickman because she was one back in the day! finally..she has a name!her name is Chrissy Temple! Wish I still had my old drawings of her I made in Ms paint and in paper lol.I don't know why I keep dreaming of obscure OC's of mine?

A young Dryad emerges from her tree in this pen and ink drawing created as a coloring book page.

More matchbox art.

If you live in Amsterdam you will have probably spotted this old man cycling around town in nothing but a pair of speedos, spring, summer AND winter.

He may look tough but he's a big softy. early Black and White illustration.

Mime in a box

More dogs and bikes.

always funny to see big guys with small bikes.

easy way to walk the dog and both get a bit of exercise.

spotted this cute couple out and about running errands

some people are so into their brands and have to have everything matching.

Finally feels like we are Riding into summer. About time! An early doodle from the vaults.

Marcel Marceau the master of mime

I could draw mandalas all day. I think I go crazy for the ones that have nature elements in them more though. Micron ink on Bristol. Janelle Dimmett 2023. www.janelledimmett.com

These spring rain showerrs seem never ending. Always good to be prepared when riding.

Calligraphy Pen + oil pastels.

It is one of my character that i had created back in 2014 and i redrew that character in 2023 with 2023 flair . My artbook is ready for purchase If interested you can purchase each book by clicking on the link My full color interior art book https://www.artwanted.com/artist.cfm?ArtID=115637&Tab=Books&CPID=1133