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Doodling this morning in Adobe Fresco

Draw series of pines at Hailuoto island. There is many beautifull pines. Not a tall but quite thick and hardy stubborn trees

Something earthy.

Tuesday night (or is Wednesday morning?) is alright for improvising, that much is true.

This Catapus (Sally) wearily traverses an unfamiliar felted wool world.

In the immortal words of Jim Carrey...ssssssssssmokin'!

Yesterday's (Sunday) morning project.

When your local art store drops by your house to drop off new supplies, that's the perfect excuse to crack on with new projects!

A tribute to suitcase synthesisers.

I've been working on mountains lately and started in on Matterhorn. Here is my first attempt. I have a ways to go. I'm still working through it.

Echinacea

Acrylic on wood

More octopode-y adventures.

new profile pic :)

The word “backwards” in reverse would sound, I’m fairly certain, like something along the lines of ‘straw cab’ I’m presuming? Anyway, that was what randomly prompted me today to get cracking on with some art, heheheh.

I doodled these mountains last night (Tuesday) while drinking a Modelo. It was great.

Featuring handmade art by Washington state artist, Tonya Doughty. If you would like this design on an item not listed in my shop, please don't hesitate to ask if it's possible! Just contact me.

Featuring handmade art by Washington state artist, Tonya Doughty. If you would like this design on an item not listed in my shop, please don't hesitate to ask if it's possible! Just contact me.

Featuring handmade art by Washington state artist, Tonya Doughty. If you would like this design on an item not listed in my shop, please don't hesitate to ask if it's possible! Just contact me.

Charcoal on mixed media paper

At the end of all this self-isolation, I have no doubt folks will be as hungry as that Dalmatian pupper I named this piece after. Hungry for some actual social interaction in our cases, that is...

“Hikyaku - literally "fleet feet" or "flying feet." These running messengers played a critical role in delivering items and messages, given that in Japan's mountainous terrain, other modes of transportation, like horses or carriages, weren't very practical.”

Charcoal on mixed media paper

All manner of quirky looking animals on some safari in the deep sea.

This rhino monster is ready for her date.

Charcoal on mixed media paper

*hisses*

I finally got back to a non-digital pen for a little while. Working on a few mountains right now for a project.

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