whimsical illustration

This 'mallow stares back at the fire, its enemy that burns but also brings light and warmth. About 8x8 inches acrylic on wood.

Watercolor illustration of a budgie bird.

Second (and final) attempt at fish in a teacup ...

coloured pencil doodle

Thanks to all the hard working moms on this Easter, like this hard working Easter bird with it's giant baby.

This shriveling half onion has been in my dirty fridge for a week.

Acrylic on Bristol

Colored pencil and marker on paper

Acrylic and oil pastel on wood board. Thanks for looking.

This rabbit likes to rock out! 10 x 10 watercolor + marker & pastel. I had fun adding texture in this one.

9 x 12 acrylic painting that is part of the Best Friend series. Check out the time lapse on my instagram @RichardKoehler1218

I actually saw this on a walk one day...minus the dragon. A new tree was growing from the center of a stump. Nature is awesome.

Pencil sketch on paper.

Present Caturday Dogurday

Oh well, just a fun doodle. Ocean theme I guess.

deep in thought and under attack from extra terrestrial beings that are harvesting his mind. with added tape on nipple to protect his dignity and censorship. ( although its a man nipple so it should be ok )

Pen and ink doodle of a fantasy city in the sky.

I didn't know numbats are a thing! Came across this amazing little endangered marsupial when I was trying to decide which N animal to paint. They eat only termites (hence the recipes ;)). Part of a series where I'm painting animals in different styles. Today's was inspired by the art of Beatrix Potter. Digital watercolor, pointed pen, and colored pencil.

This sweet little planet fell out of orbit.

Pelican Queen gives a captivating rally speech to her subjects that are in her mind. Used some watercolor-pencils and some digital overlay.

Acrylic on vintage cabinet door

some people are so into their brands and have to have everything matching.

A fantasy little rounded house in the forest. It could be a part of some fairy tale. Who lives there?

The result is not as good as I imagined. But anyway I want to share it, because: - others may find it great, - art taste is subjective, - even if it's bad, you can receive a constructive critique or tips on how to improve it. Don't be afraid to share your failures. They push you forward. You can learn a lot from them.

I had some 2x2 inch stickers made up over the holidays and feel like sharing them with fellow Doodle Addicts. To get some, go to my Instagram (see link on my Doodle Addict profile page) and DM me an address to mail them to. They are available while I have them. Happy 2022 Doodle Addicts!

Inside front cover. The foreword to the Journey Journal. Black ink and white gouache on toned paper. A4. Zines and postcards available to purchase.