Your mind is a garden. Your thoughts are the seeds. The harvest can either be flowers or weeds. — William Wordsworth
Yoshi photo-bombed my cacti post-it note.
From post-it note to canvas. Quarantine life has got me taking some of my old doodles and turning them into paintings.
Even lopsided plants deserve some attention.
(some doodles require two post-it notes)
Which is your favorite?
Finally some competition for my post-it note plants series :) These doodles were in response to last week’s weekly drawing prompt. Say cheese!
I wanted to cover up a crappy scribble that was on this page, so I just covered it in black and used a white ink pen to doodle over it
Watch the video process on my instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CCcB1rLlMv1/
Sorry not sorry.
In response to last week's doodle prompt.
P A L M
Sometimes it takes more than one post-it note.
Planter (bird's eye view)
This is a drawing of the plant: Bromeliad regalia done with Copic markers and colored pencils.
Graphite and Watercolor.
Here is a sneak peaks of my submission to the Home Sweet Home Challenge. I loved this challenge because it forced me to do something I never would have, which gave me happy surprises as I worked through it.
Some recent still life drawings I set up of an Apple, Walnut, Books, Plant and a Lightbulb. Done in graphite and charcoal.
Anxiety-Ridden Gnome With His Trusted Service Log. Watercolor and Gouache on Arches watercolor paper
Acrylic painting I did of a plant cell under a microscope, though it also works as an abstract piece.
