simple

I wanted to do crazyyyyyy...SO I DID CRAZY HATSUNE MIKU

For day18 the inktober word was bottle so this is quite simple. Let's recycle plastic bottles so we won't get buried in them.

A drawing that began as a simple sketch for practicing emotions. My two characters, Yiska (left) and Volsung (right).

Simple, I dont care about the description :)

A tattoo sketch done for a family member, it has a deeper meaning but it was simple in design. Done with graphite.

A simpler & graphic style with Lamy fountain pen and Pentel brushpen

The inspiration for this collection came from a conversation I had with the Founder and Executive Director of the Underprivileged And Underserved Foundation (UAUF), George Goodwine. While discussing race and whether or not every opportunity was fair based upon someone’s familial structure or “starting line,” I was asked the following questions. How does someone overcome these hurdles? How can the playing field be leveled to make things fairer, when others may only have 50 hurdles to overcome in the same competition? My response was simple. “The person in front of 150 hurdles has two choices. They can either get discouraged before they begin, or start jumping. In the midst of the race they might get tired, unsure, or discouraged, but if they press on to the finish line they may become more physically fit than the person who jumps over 50.” I used to dance ballet and at the time, there were a lot of hurdles I had to overcome solely based upon inconveniences that came with being raised in low-income, single parent home. Above are pencil sketches and sharpie drawings that I have drawn from actual photos. I plan on making these images my own by adding more abstraction and vibrant color to them. Over the course of the project, stay tuned to see how these pictures will transform into a work of ART!!! Check out my artwork at theservingartist.com

This started of as a simple doodle that became a bit more complicated. I used copic liner,gold ink and a bit of watercolor for shadowing.

For Inktober 25, I played around with a rainbow rubber stamp and markers. Simple but it was a lot of fun! And isn't Inktober all about experimentation and practise?

I intended to do quick little spot illustrations for Inktober this year, but nooooooo! Now Jimmy is drowning in digital ink and lots of doodle details. This was way too much fun to go simple. I also included the original sketch this time.

Inktober2018day14. Clock. I love time. I hate time. It goes too fast and there’s never enough of it. If I had more of it, I would be able to post every day for inktober. I wasn't going to participate this year, but after 4 or 5 days in, I figured if I did a very simple line drawing, like I started doing with the little box chicken character I could make every remaining day, but I just couldn't stop myself from going all out on some pieces. It's like I always want to add more. So maybe it’s going to be quality not quantity for me this year. Please enjoy.

uhmmm a simple illustration about a kid that is walking blindfolded

So, I really wasn't going to participate in inktober this year because of time constraints. But I saw some simple line art stuff from others that looked fun. I'll see how far I can make it this year.

"Ups & Downs" explores the nature of basic shapes/colors and how they interact to tell a story. This piece focuses on an infinite recycled energy, meaning there is no end point to its structure. The aim was to keep it simple yet structurally complex to the eye.

Simple matte painting

It just takes one simple hug to show love and care

trying to make it simple

A simple watercolor artwork inspired by a sunset in Scotland!

A simple doodle in watercolour of some pot plants. Imaginary, of course.

I started a simple game of drawing my monsters, but have them not touching, these are results so far!!!

Studies of a simple form in order to experiment more with more complex elements.

A simple card.

Som simple character illustrations before working on them in illustrator.

This sketch started as a boredom buster. I tend to doodle eyes often, but occasionally those eyes become a face or in this case, become a person. ☺

Simple watercolor landscape studies - two different seasons, same spot

Simple black line work, on top of a bit of watercolor, because you always need a pretty watercolor background.

I drew some dogs on commission for a friend (the simpler Corgis), then wound up messing around after I'd scanned them. Dogs dogs dogs. As far as the snout can sniff.