portra

some of my older portrait sketches :)

Colored inks.

Watercolour piece of a Red Indian

“Forever is composed of nows.” ― Emily Dickinson

An abstract watercolor portrait seeking to capture a tender moment. I really enjoyed painting and then photographing this portrait.

I felt bored so i decided to draw a handsome face instead of the usual female portrait.If you want to see more of my drawings check out my Instagram account @shadowyarts

Self Portrait

A sketch portrait of Ollie

This is a piece I did for a short film about the life of a victim of sexual abuse, after all the court cases and conviction. The film wanted to show the side that you don't see, the director wanted me to paint a picture capturing that emotion. Although I have never been through it personally so I cant speak on the feeling, I hope this makes you think about someone who has been having a battle in their mind. Give them some love !

Dealiest woman in the galaxy

This was painted shortly after the peregrine painting. The peregrine was given to a raffle, and the winner of that painting purchased this one when it was finished.

Tools: • Graphite Pencil • White Pencil • Kneaded Eraser • Toned Tan Paper Process: https://www.instagram.com/_apricotjams https://www.youtube.com

Tried to challenge myself with an hour to get a portrait done.

First upload! Quick sketch; trying to get back into this.

She has been begging me for years and I’ve finally done it.

Done on gray toned paper with grayscale pastels

That was my first animal painting, chose ocelot, because the are so beautiful and unusual. It is done with oilcolors on canvas.

ballpoint biro portrait

Procreate

A color pencil drawing of a girl. Drawn with Derwent Artists color pencils on thick Cartridge paper.

Practising how to portray expressions and emotions!

These are my two oldest grandkids, as they looked the last time I have seen them, almost 10 years ago. Right then Yoshua was 8 and Emma 6.

Self portrait based from the roots of my genealogical test results.

The Grand Budapest Hotel is one of my favorite Wes Anderson’s movies. I’m going to draw the women and the building too!

Graphite and red marker

This was done as part of a realism drawing practice with my mechanical pencil.

Watercolor and crayon on bits and pieces of paper