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Reflecting on the current pandemic, only to realise things this time last year gave plenty of us something to gripe about too... How times seemed simpler then.

Keeping things together and setting records straight.

Developing my style , I love stippling and cross hatching so thought I’d give it a go!

A painting of a spotted white fish made with old acrylic and resin.

Also a crayon drawing piece of a man praying in a mosque. . . 'The light pouring sky, under it, as a kid, I, like a dream, FLY. My life is a Beauty.' -I by Taeyeon.

from "Présence - Seeds" series.

This little squiggly fine line piece is on a 4x6 piece of card, the technique of squiggles should emphasise how busy and windy the town is

Scene from Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel "A Little Princess", acrylic on canvas

An old watercolour sketch with lines from Padraig Pearse's poem "The Fool". Watercolour and ink

Narwhals, washi tape, patterns galore...or as I like to call it, a standard Friday night.

Black and white, graphite (pencil) portrait drawing.

Black and white, graphite (pencil) sketchbook portrait drawing.

A Figure Study

A Fauvist painting of a classmate from 2 years ago.

Violin drawn in copic markers- copied from a stock photo

Watercolour on vellum

This is a pen and ink of my mother from a photo taken this October. No pencil outline and two hours with a .005 micron pen.

Acrylic, glitter, ink, fabric. My daughter wanted a picture of one of her favourite flowers, the gerbera to fit into a new picture frame.

Thought I’d have a little fun with this prompt. Felt tips, pens, pencil crayons and markers.

Spent a little time over the Thanksgiving holiday trying out Dr.Ph. Martin's colored inks! I had a little trouble mixing the yellows but for the most part they were a joy to work with. Reference from Unsplash.

This is Michelle, the most prettiest girl I have ever seen.

Scene from Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo", acrylic on canvas

Thought I would post up something more doodly for all us doodle addicts out there. Still black and white ink, just cuter.

my Mona Lisa