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Full moon energy, as per usual!

New sketchbook time? Yes it is. Experimenting with a new size this time around... I call this one “Miniature Eyes”!

Narwhals returning again and again… slide along for Eevee having some fun too!

Inkwash and gel pen in my square Arteza watercolour sketchbook. This kind of doodling soothes my mind.

Something of the “Wyatting” sort myself!

Ink wash and fineliner in my watercolour sketchbook.

Drawing time!

This sketch shall be turned into a print someday. Dip pen and ink in my A5 watercolour sketchbook. The background wash is the result of a palette cleaning.

Cut-up poetry time!

The usual Wednesday winding down activities…

Reflecting on things during my last week of being 30…

It’s a Billy Connolly inspired piece this time around…

To all my spiritual friends out there… if you can throw us some magic to warm up the weather that’d be great, heheheh!

Doctor Who and cat themed stickers… no. 2!

Into the Spring Equinox and Easter we go!

First one in a while to include a cut-up poem!

The zany things my girlfriend and I say to one another when we banter around… it gives me motivation to draw so can I complain? Can I heck!

Not every year I get to produce a drawing dated the 29th of this month… so I figured I’d do something about that!

Shark witch time :-)

I’ll be honest, 2024’s not been too bad mostly but the recent crap weather in Scotland has a lot to answer for. Cold and miserable? Sure, but it’s not exactly been winter as we know it. Roll on spring! In lighter news... happy Pokemon day :-D

Fishing for ideas and well, we can all see what happened next!

Putting stickers from the art market I went to last week into good use at last! :-)

Hands

Valentine’s Day treats being put to good use :-)

The things you see on social media that inspire you…

Normal service resumes! Not to worry, I’ll be back at it with the Pokemon again soon…

More sharks, and more Pokemon :)

The inevitable Eevee fan art! As you can see, they’re inspiring company :-)

Breaking Bad Fan Art - Bryan Cranston (Walter White). Caricature sketched with ballpoint pen, coffee (for skin tones), and watercolor wash.