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traditional art

khizrah

lavender in fraktur calligraphy by color.rapids

lavender in calligraphy lettering.....do check out y wrks on instagram @color.rapids

Pierson Brooks

That face was meant for cartooning...

Samantha E Deeter

This is a pen and ink of my mother from a photo taken this October. No pencil outline and two hours with a .005 micron pen.

Emma HM. Watts

Follow me on Instagram @emmasvisuals

cami

Portrait study. Acrylic

Tanja Koskinen

Pencil drawing of a girl taking a break.

Chelsea Noyon

Pencil drawing I did of my family’s dog, Kiera. This was done for my neighbour’s birthday as a gift who is like a third grandmother in the family - she’s always loved Kiera. There were tears when she opened this ❤️ . ArtStation page: https://www.artstation.com/chelseanoyon . 11” x 14” on bristol board

Sunsee

So much going on in this, but it was really fun to draw.

Sara Carvalho

Graphite portrait of a child covering her mouth. My first post here, I hope you enjoy ! ● Carand'ache pencils, kneaded rubber, white pencil, sketchbook.

Dominic McDaniel-Clark

A gouache painting I did of some amethyst Crystal's. Wanted to draw something other than flowers today.

Ryan

First watercolor painting I've done so far. Pretty fun medium to work with. Canson Illustration 150lb. paper.

KLoJones

White raven created with graphite pencils, HB pencil, Winsor and Newton black ink, acrylic paint, white gel pen and Crayola crayons.

Valerie

Acrylic surreal painting

Lucky

Pastel on pastelmat, one of my favourite cats: the Somali. First attempt to draw a cat in pastel, almost a year ago.

Catherine Meyer

I've been inspired by mountains, trees, and wildlife in general since moving to New Zealand. It's a new feeling and I like it.

Silerna

I truly died drawing this. And while I died, I kept adding and adding grrrr. Anyway, my new version of the goddess of nature that I did in 2014. But wanted to be truly different. The 2014 version had no flowers and was a full tree. Now she has ‘hair’ . Spectrum noir markers, white gelpens and glitter gelpens.

Khozana omar

Part of a series of four illustrations I will be posting more of, based on poems written by children. These were made for a uni project working with Grimm & Co, a charity that enables children to express themselves through writing.