traditional

Quick rhino sketch in charcoal.

8 x 12 graphite on paper

One of my favorite rappers, Aesop Rock, in charcoal

One of my favorite rappers, Homeboy Sandman, in charcoal.

Another experiment to draw myself with charcoal, graphitepencils and a bit of oilcolor

Bat in charcoal

Johnny Cash in charcoal

Ink illustration spit shaded on watercolor paper... WIP

Dark alley denizen

La Befana a Witch that delivers presents to children in Italy

This is a traditional art illustration produced with Copic markers and Prismacolor colored pencils, on a blanks sketch cover for an All Star Batman#01 It features Micheal Keaton and Michelle Pfeiffer from the Tim Burton films. See more at Sketchcardsandcovers.com

Traditional spit-shaded illustration on watercolor paper.

Done with charcoal again from an old photo.

This is a quick painting I did in my sketchbook in order to help kickstart me back into painting. It is painted in Arteza brand gouache on Canson watercolor paper. I've gotten into drawing plants lately and I think these ginger plants are a new favorite of mine.

It’s work in progress but it never hurts to show what you’ve been up to! :)

So... its a draw this in your style! not much to say about it. It was really hard because of the face, but I'm always improving! Feel free to give me critique's I'm open to anything that can help me! and also... I already know the head is um... kinda weird haha...

Technique: ink and colored pencils

Custom Absolut vodka bottle doodling

Ink and alcohol marker illustration of a sorceress casting a spell

This is a watercolor portrait of a couple locked in a lovely pose wearing autumn colors.

Inktober drawing

This was my take for the 2019 Inktober prompt, “B A I T”. You can find more of my work and get in touch with me on my Instagram (@wieldingcolor) as am more active there!♥️

Done on a shaky train.

Day 10 : You are all alone in this world now, little girl [Alyssa from "Clock Tower III"]

A couple of abstract watercolor portraits where tenderness is art.

A watercolor portrait of two people dancing. This time in color.

Maybe not a doodle but I just like it. It is done a fine art academy one week Workshop I took part in. This piece is about 9 hours in the making

Inktober day 17

D-2: Rabbit