portrait

Personal challenge to draw 100 pups

This illustration has been inspired on a placebo song. Meds.

inspired by the gorgeous Jim Reno + the beauty of autumn; my favorite season ever!!!! Watch the video here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PBypNGHARTw&t=13s

This page, in one of my own handmade journals, I made after my surgery for Colon Cancer. And I get a lot of comfort from Yana, my sweet cat.

30 x 40 cm / acrylics, oil + some splashes of nail polish on canvas

I know i fucked up with colors and background, but I will try to draw it another way... maybe )))

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.

Ink on scratchboard.

First portrait I ever made back in 2009/2010. This is my daughter, and she was 16 when she took this lovely selfie, and I just had to give it a try. I am very happy with it, and so was she.

India ink on paper

Pencil Sketch

This basically how I feel every month: #swollen

Portrait. Colorized digitally.

Ink on scratchboard.

Pencil Drawing

Neil was the first author whose words I first fell in love with.

This fellow is ready for his school portrait! Ballpoint, ink wash, watercolor, and white gel pen in my sketchbook.

Personal challenge to draw 100 pups

This is a princess series that I did back in 2014. You can see how she had a makeover a couple of times.

This is meant to have different faces but connected to each other. I like this version of the drawing better then the end product.

This is one of my favorite pieces. This was inspired by Repo! The Genetic Opera, but it means a lot more to me as well. Feelings of desperation and also a feeling of self control that really isn't there. Forcing myself to smile and all the while, feeling hollow inside.

it was a little subway doodle which I outwork in Photoshop later just for fun =)

My sketchbook isn't quite up to the challenge of the sheer amount of paint I dump into it, but that's OK. We forgive each other. Hope everyone enjoys these spooky goodies!

Ink on scratchboard.

Love to draw figures and portraits.

The Japanese say you have three faces. The first face, you show to the world. The second face, you show to your close friends, and your family. The third face, you never show anyone.

Another sketchbook portrait.