pen and ink

I'm going to paint this guy onto an egg next Easter. Ink & watercolor on 5x5 Arches cold press.

"Horserider." Because that's what horses look like to me. Ink and watercolor on 5x5 Arches cold press.

Ink & watercolor on 5x5 Arches cold press.

Any time is a good time for Tasty Food Truck! Ink & Watercolor on 5"x5" Arches cold press.

Cat meditation

Illustration inspired of Hokusai woodblock print The great wave. First a big version i draw for commission. Second one is sketchbook version i do for Inktober prompt ”wave”

A line in 'Renegade: The Lives And Tales Of Mark E. Smith', which I'm currently reading, got my creative juices flowing this time around!

Pen and colored pencil drawing of a garden begonia.

Shawn wins best in show at the man-dog world championship.

These cats live in Bali and surf nearly every day. When they're not surfing they're eating. When they're not eating or surfing they're napping.

This cool frog monster is a master inventor. Here he is riding through town on his homemade motorcycle.

Slug monster child excitedly holding caveman head balloons.

This was a bit difficult prompt. I dont want to draw just brick of wall or similar. So i choose to use photo where my wife is with ”brick” of ice as reference

A naughty cat by all accounts!

The finished portrait!

Drawings I made for a commission of the five stages of the Walking Wall installation by Andy Goldsworthy at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City. What an inspiring journey to walk and watch it move.

Not as apocalyptic as it looks or sounds! Inspired by a dream I had about committing a social faux-pas of the worst kind you could imagine.

The end of one sketchbook, with the beginning of another to arrive shortly!

A more impression version of Marjaniemi lighthouse

Part 2 of Hailuoto landscapes. Last cranes gathering to migratory

Study of bird at light and shadows of leaves

Portrait practice last night as I was sitting on the porch.

This feels like it could be a fun kids activity page. When I started this doodle it was just the hill with the tunnel maze and a few things added in the maze area. It didn’t feel like it was going anywhere, but as I kept adding things I started to get into it and now I’m happy that I didn’t ditch it. It’s always fun when a piece surprises me. It never gets old.

Art therapy is good therapy.

a pattern made of illustrated, retro-inspired Italian postcards

Drawing of beautifull rock piles at Lapland mountain( called tunturi)