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I've been spending a lot more time on Pinterest and a lot less time outside

New journal, new ideas, using Derwent inktense pencils.

TRAPPED MIND BY ME

What we know as normal will be forever changed and this was a version of a semi dystopian future. 11”x14” pan pastel and color pencil on paper

Charcoal and a lil pastel on paper

Acrylic on canvas/Pop art

Artwork I did last month,I regret not using extra layers to color it better D:but I could always redraw it.names;Erik,Elvarelyn,Abigail,Bernard and Gerald

Then repetition steps in. :). Ink and watercolor on cold pressed paper.. sometimes when it’s hard to focus I’ll pick a shape and just keep going...

More naptime

Himalayas Set 3* A study of the blue magpies in the lower mountain range

During my school days I used to love going to the Art at lunch time. We really were able to create what ever we wanted. I used pain brush strokes, tracing paper and really explored.

A study

This is my cat lemon! I used charcoal and pastel chalk pencils for this piece.

Summer Tree black pen drawing.

A monster drawing made on the iPad

Water colour and gouache on paper. if you can write your own fortune

Malaysia is definitely a beautiful country. To see more artworks, follow my Instagram account the.rainmaker_ Link : https://www.instagram.com/the.rainmaker_/

During the lockdown I'm doing a series of cat portraits for Gatti di Roma in Rome. I've auctioned this and all proceeds went to the charity

(HB pencil on a 139mm x 87mm postcard) It's not surprising that the pandemic would inspire me to do a work such as this. How could it not? It shows both the growing need for social interaction people have in isolation, along with the need to protect themselves. These two things have come together in a piece depicting a strange group of gate-crashing party-goers.

Acrylic on Canvas, March 2020. This painting is of a photo that I took on a camping road trip around Iceland in May 2016 with two of my oldest and best friends -- one of my greatest memories.

This is part of a series satire illustrations based on the environment and the detriment human pollution has towards our ecosystem.

9x12in - pastel pans & pastel pencils - pastel paper