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This is one of my recent drawings. It was fun to make details out of light and shadow.

I tried painting a print-design with hibiscus and plam. Loved how it turned out!

Digital illustration that took 14 hours to complete. I wanted to create almost an illusion type piece. I like showing diversity in my art so more to come!!!

Acrylic on canvas. 50cm x 70cm. This started as a purely experimental abstract piece, but evolved to include both abstract and surreal (i.e. representational) elements.

sketchbook, ink and moon

Virgo in Photoshop

Our beautiful planet needs our help. We must not take it for granted. I painted this with Inktense pencils, choosing flowers with poignant names to make us stop and think about conservation. It can be bought as a canvas, art print, poster, tee-shirt, throw cushion, greeting card. etc.etc.etc. Visit https://heather-easley.pixels.com

Watercolor portrait practice And once again a rotated image

This is for all the plant mamas

Recent acrylic painting made for a new technique demo video. Using Acrylic skin to create an acrylic collage painting.

Here are some drawings of various utensils, courtesy of the madness of quarantine. I ended up giving each a name and a bit of a personality.

PATTERNS 2 (5 PICS)

Painted this on my watercolor sketchbook. Another landscape artwork I learned from Ellen Crimi-Trent.

I struggle a lot with colors. This is another practice drawing to try and remedy that. Amar and Augustine being cute.

I said 'nobody listens to my music, nobody looks at my crappy drawings...I love being specialist', he said 'you're very self deprecating!', I said 'but you don't even like me?', he said 'that don't even make sense'...

A fat bird I painted in watercolor. For kicks and giggles. I love fat birbs.

Portrait of Leonberger dog , acrylics on paper

Portrait study. Acrylic

Now you seen cheery geeky side, I know wish to introduce my dark and horror side... This is something I drew last autumn. While growing up I always had a taste for ghost stories and eventually horror films... Creating demonic entities eerie and unsettling scenes... The Darkness... the unknown can be both scary... and exciting!

Light Study

This is me coping with attending a lot of meetings at work. I hate them. They make me feel like I have to put on a show while dying on the inside.

A watercolor interpretation of a teenager waiting for her life to "start."

pencil on paper. introducing war face paint. this is one of my fave concepts. I just like to draw strong women with paint on their face, it’s gr8.

Sketchbook, ink and lors of quarantine moon nights...

There's something so satisfying in painting things from around my apartment. (Trying out jelly gouache, it's pretty awesome!) My interview's posted today https://www.doodleaddicts.com/post/77/gouache-and-ink-with-tricia-clark/ Looks great, thanks Doodle Addicts :)

I've been experimenting with colour pallets and line width. Also trying to do LESS - my natural tendency is to add everything so cutting back is quite hard, but I think works better.

Nitescape. The mysterious going city across the great ocean, far away from Nornwan and far forgotten, but they have not forgotten. They still have hints of the old world in their dome of cyber charged pessimism. Older painting, for a Nitescape cyberpunk project, the following link is to my friend's bizarre video adventure that takes place sometime in the dark and dreary city of Nitescape! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnfgqkhL_yE

Wow, I just discovered Claybord, what an amazing substrate to create on! Here are a few images I have been experimenting with.