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A recent doodle of mine completed that was requested by my sister. This was done with Pigma Micron pens sizes ranging from 0.005 - 0.08. The main star of the show was my 0.01 pen. I loved the tiny detailing and shading my expanding my line giving it the realistic effect.

I hope you all like my arts

Just a doodle with my Gikkel

Happy with a portrait for once!

Flora and fauna of Saraya Goa

Watercolor and pens

#19 Marvel vs Capcom Infinite Doodle - My late-night doodles at magma(dot)com - using iPad pro. These characters grew on me when playing against a friend on steam.

Conte pencils and charcoal on sketchpad.

Charcoal and graphite on Strathmore drawing paper. Hannibal Lecter.

4.5” x 6.5” Acrylic on canvas (Creative Markers by Sharpie)

Little pause in my travelbook, for little watercolors mixed with ink pen on parisian landscapes

Micron fine liner, water brush markers, colored pencil on brown toned paper. 4.5"x7"

Inkwash and gel pen in my square Arteza watercolour sketchbook. This kind of doodling soothes my mind.

Another Ed Edd n Eddy piece- traditionally drawn, brush pen for linework, then digitally colored.

Made with gel ink pen for a future art book about mediterranean way of life. A crowded beach in greece

I have a contest with one of my pupils every week to see who can draw the best cat. This is us as cats drawing people.

ball point sketch on paper

A way of working through my recent rona.

Cat profile. Graphite on paper.

Watercolour and coloured pencil on watercolour paper.

Originally created with watercolor on watercolor paper and then digitally altered.

Originally done in watercolor on watercolor paper and filtered digitally afterward.

Originally painted in watercolor on watercolor paper and then filtered digitally. Inspired by Sara Berrenson and her book on how to Watercolor Flowers.

This was the first of the same lion drawn on two different surfaces. This one was drawn in pastels on sanded paper.

Done in ink. Micron Pen.

Acrylic on Paper

Drawing of a female figure sculpture @ IU Art Museum Medium: Pencil on 18" * 24" paper