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A feast of all things flora and fauna!

Wild Hare with floral design.

More nautical stuff keeps pouring out of my brain and into my moleskine.

My Vintage blue floral pattern print was designed for fabric. Originally drawn in black & white line, the blue adds a vintage feel and reminds me of the blue and white china of yester year.

Watercolor and stabilo black pencil

A lot of times my pens take over, spilling out the inside of my brain onto the paper. Thankfully, it's not as gross as it sounds.

Planter (bird's eye view)

This piece captures the essence of country life. The detailed lines and shading bring out the rustic charm of the countryside, with a cozy home nestled amidst lush greenery.

"Why do you dance? There is no music."

I forgot what wall I referenced for this, but it exists somewhere.

Digital art. I love sun and wind and in this piece I wanted to capture movement and light.

im watching Shōgun ^^

18x24 inch acrylic painting on wood board. Had fun with this one. Thanks for looking.

Sketched using micron pens, felt markers, and watercolor. Based on original work by Mark Fearing: https://www.instagram.com/p/B6wFIa3nawP/

Acrylic on Canson paper

A box of matches

More matchbox art.

From my series Bikes of Amsterdam. Normally it's cyclists I have spotted around town but this is a little day dreaming. Who knows what's lurking in all the canals.

Created with a combination of watercolor and graphite drawing. www.christineandersonillustration.com

A DISPUTE IN SIGN LANGUAGE. From Favorite Folktales from Around the World by Jane Yolen. And this is what the poultry dealer related: “The priest pointed with one finger to my eyes, meaning to take out my eye. I pointed with two fingers to imply, I would take out both his eyes." ... At the same time the priest’s friends questioned him: “What did you ask the Jew? What did he reply?” The priest related: “At first I pointed one finger, meaning that there is only one king. He pointed with two fingers, meaning that there are two kings, the King in Heaven and the king on earth."

A Bob Ross inspired painting, for the Digital Painting Studio challenge, I know composition is a bit off, but I'm still pretty satisfied with the end result, and sometimes, you just have to let go of the image and work on something else...