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Darren Hester

Sketch of a green tree frog I did last summer while on vacation.

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Junkyard Sam

Robot Factory Sketch, Moleskine. Pilot Custom 823 EF fountain pen!

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Apoken

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Junkyard Sam

Ghost Circle. Drawn using a Platinum 3776 Century SF with Noodlers 41 Brown ink. Painted with Prima Watercolor "Decadent Pies."

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Leib Chigrin

Scratchboard, 5x7”.

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Imaginary Thinking

#graceful Daily drawing #537 www.instagram.com/imaginarythinking

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Dane Mullen

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Zoraida Zaro

Sketch of the Albinyana pharmacy (Raval de Montserrat, Terrassa, Barcelona).

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Inês Antunes

A peaceful lady surrounded by nature.

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Zoraida Zaro

She knows all about Autumn. Inktober #1

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Imaginary Thinking

Made on the train. #gigantic Daily drawing #530 www.instagram.com/imaginarythinking

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Sabina Hahn

Omens : Crocodile. The Indians believe that crocodiles make a moaning and sighing noise like a human being in distress to attract their victims. They also have a curious superstition that the creatures shed their famous "tears" over a victim's head after they have devoured the body - and then polish off the head to complete the meal! From "A DICTIONARY OF OMENS AND SUPERSTITIONS" by Philippa Waring

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Kevin Loftus

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Hermit

(2B pencil on a 87mm x 139mm postcard) Sometimes, how-to books were sold in old comic book adverts. These ranged from ventriloquism to hypnosis and promised amazing things when, in reality, they were just little booklets. With this artwork, I chose to depict one that would show you how to build something truly wonderful.

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Federico

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Kimmo Oja

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Junkyard Sam

I recently discovered the Wimmelbilder subreddit and created this illustration to celebrate. Colored using Rebelle by Escape Motions

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Junkyard Sam

Drawn with a Pilot Custom 742 PO nib in my Moleskine sketchbook. Good times.

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Hermit

(Red biro on a 89mm x 139mm postcard) When technology becomes so intrusive on our daily lives that we feel we simply can't live without it, then perhaps the one-eyed man is truly king.