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Digital Illustration made with Sketchbook Pro.

I once left via a painting. I'd like to do more comics they're fun!

Mona Lisa dream by Barrie J Davies 2019, mixed media on canvas, 28cm x 35cm, unframed.

From G.O.T.

Twins are born best friends. There is no bond quite like the one that twins share.

Acrylic on canvas 30x30 cm

Just a redraw of a work I did for an AP class

This proyecto is a nine watercolor illustration series on dolly paper of different woman.

For the doodle-a-day prompt 'kiss' I went for a thimble to keep with my loose 'lost boys' theme! If you don't remember: Wendy offers Peter Pan a kiss and he holds his hands out, he doesn't know what a kiss is. She then hands him a thimble. Pretty cute - stick a cute face on it then it's SUPER CUTE

Whos that lady by Barrie J Davies 2015, 50cm x 40cm, mixed media on canvas, unframed.

Watercolour pig

Acrylic on canvas 30x30 cm

+ Cat! Just hanging out you know the drill

Must have brewing on the brain

Ballpoint portrait

They need love.

Older but...I’ve always liked it

Ballpoint pen drawing

Pencil on paper

Sketch of girl in Mexico, from a photograph.

Doodle for the caravan contest

pen and ink hand drawn design

Psycho Bob by Barrie J Davies 2019, Mixed media on canvas, 60cm x 80cm, Unframed.

Inspired by Picasso's cubism age and also a object.

Ballpoint drawing on old postcards, framed with an original vinyl record.

We continue the #inktober environmental issues series with the #day19 word: #scorched and for this word I tried to illustrate the Urban Heat Island effect. This takes place in metropolitan areas that are warmer than the rural areas surrounding them. The main cause of the UHI effect is the alteration of land surfaces (concrete and asphalt). Heat waste produced by people and their tools (like vehicles and industry) is another cause and also the decreased amount of vegetation. UHIs often have lower air and water quality that have a negative effect on the environment of these areas. It is also considered to be a possible contribution to global warming. © Maria!Bălan, 2018