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This is a section of a very large drawing. The entire drawing was a massive doodle that could be used in a children's book one day.

Digital painting of the view from the window in front of me

One of my favourite series. I'm trying to strike the right balance between the abstract and the realism, and I think I try to do that through my use of colours. It's the most rewarding feeling when you use unexpected colours and they come together somehow! Acrylics, watercolour pens and posca markers.

Mixed media drawing of a genius loci - the protective spirit of a place. Part of an upcoming series for prints, cards, and stuff!

36 Days of the Via Francigena pilgrim walk recorded in sketch form, 1000 miles of drawing.

Hello, this is me in sunglasses. My name is Tricia (they/them) and I live on the east-coast of US in Maine (which is up by Canada). I look forward to the cooler weather. My goal is to draw more insects and moons in the future. Hope you have a great day~

Happy to sharing with us my final plate of Dwarf Jay (Cyanolyca nanus), there are a few illustration for this taxa that is endemic to Mexico. Dwarf jay show patterns of occupancy consistent with habitat specialists. Like raccons, Dwarf Jay have a black mask and is predominantly blue. Technic: hybrid media (graphite, colored pencils and SketchBook Pro).

Chill the Toller - Graphite on paper

Fool in the Rain

Pen and ink drawing of the buildings on the Graslei in Ghent (Belgium).

'Another adventure', night sketch, ink and coffee

This weeks prompt for the #jimbobdrawingshow

Done on the iPad using procreate. Therapeutic meditative doodling.

My first horse study in acrylic medium. I love the tossed main, it looks so anthropomorphic!

Still reeling from that fire; totally unnecessary. Cover and inside illustration from my book, The Moth and the Sun.

It's ok to not make sense. It's ok to not follow a pattern. It's ok to be the odd one out. Life is too beautiful, too amazing, to eccentric, too weird to fit inside someone else's tiny little box of an opinion about you. Break free out of that and live your life on your terms.

Experimenting today with an oil transfer drawing technique. The red and purple lines are oil drawn/transferred to hot press 140 pound watercolor paper with watercolor applied. The oil resists the watercolor.

From my watercolor sketchbook. Can’t seem to get away from this floral motif these days!

Fineliner scribblings on a back ground of paper... . . . ... . . . . . . ..... . ... . . . . . ...... ... . . A rabble of sozzled birds on a tightrope of joy heading towards the puppet master up above. . . .... . . ... . .... .. .... .. ... . . . . Prints are available (16 out of 20 at the time of going to press) . ..............................

Playing with the format of the envelope, and making some mail extra fun!

I like to draw on skateboards sometimes. :) Find some more here if you want: http://www.flickr.com/photos/theinkedmink/albums/72157635811226586

Around The Table. pen, ink, colored pencil and watercolor on Arches 140 gram hot press paper.

Another vision from imagination .

Acrylic on wood

"Contemplation of the Jump" - drawn & colored in Escape Motions Rebelle. My drawings are pretty random, but after I make them I think about them a bit... like... what is that girl in that cave room thinking and why is he going to jump? I should probably know the answers... but I don't.

Here's a sketch of the Osprey Pens Pen Factory, drawn with an Osprey Milano 5.5 Flexpert Hourglass nib using Noodlers Black Ink. Great pen!

This was a morning doodle that took me into the afternoon. It’s so hard to stop!

Birds bikes and bells. It started as a quick bike doodle and then I got carried away. I kinda like getting carried away. I seldom know where it will end up.

Three islands filled with people all alone out by the sea, You see, I'd love to join them but there is no room for me. That one guy climbed too high - I think they call him "Clumsy Paul?" Soon there may be room for me... I'm just waiting for his fall.