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Fish series drawing work.

Doodling a sea creature.

One of several sketches I made at Cadaqués in Spain....... more to follow.

Watercolor of a coworker's bulldog who recently passed. Winsor & Newton Pro watercolors on Arches cold press 140 lb

A lighthouse drawn with graphite pencils on sketch paper. Many thanks for looking.

Dogs will always make me feel better, especially the big one when you can just snuggle into that furry body!

Hello, I like to draw cute things...

Just a haunted house! The usual

Muse II

Firstly i'm just doodle it and after that i realize it most full . Here go Monster Holiday. Adobe Draw on iPad Pro + Apple Pencil

dreaming, colours, monsters

Yup. It happens... A Baboon belts out a tune on the Basoon

An Anteater plays the Accordion, oblivious to the fact that a chain of Honey ants busy themselves below :)

7" x 10" ink and graphite on paper

Mornings

A piece from Inktober Day 3

This was my submission to the recent Mother Nature doodle challenge held here. Mixed media using traditional watercolor and digital line art/embellishments. It is now available on Society6 as a print, stationery, and a variety of phone cases.

Done with Wacom tablet

A rarely used Citroen garage in Rozier en Donzy, France

"My life vest is in the boat, and I'm in the water." ~ A blackout poem from a recycled page of Riding with the Hides of Hell, a young adult love story now titled Burnout.

Morning

8"x10" pen on paper

Last one of Patternz series 2.

Commision doolde artwork for eid al-fitr money envelope. Eid al-Fitr is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting (sawm)

Ink on claybord.

Drawn spontaneously for a story I was thinking about at the time. Might be my cutest work? Ink and watercolour on paper, 210 X 297mm

Giant cat hug.

Every day in 2017 I drew in a Moleskine Japanese (Accordion Fold) Album (pocket size) with the goal of completing one continuous drawing all year. I filled up nearly six complete sketchbooks, completing a drawing that is 5.5 inches high and more than 600 inches wide. Now, what do I do with it?