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I wasn't a big fan of this piece, but my parents really enjoyed it. It's something that they can enjoy without having to like the place where it came from. It's sort of like a still life.

Acrylic on 20 x 20 canvas

Acrylic on 12 x 9 canvas

Black and white, graphite (pencil) sketchbook portrait drawing.

A Figure Study

A Fauvist painting of a classmate from 2 years ago.

Acrylic paint with a little pastel.

Aight here's a thing since I haven't posted since last month-

Free will vs destiny

Do you feel related?

Favourite letter - B, for my dad.

Red Pencil of outlined faces on scrap paper. Drawn on a plane trip home after a very emotional 'holiday'..

relatively old acrylic painting , give her a name and YOU, yes, you, could win a prize ! (LOL,JK)

Sketch of Amy with various arm positions. A preliminary Moleskine sketchbook work-up for a future full-sized illustration. 2B Pencil, Soft Charcoal Pencil on 5.5” x 8.25” Moleskine sketchbook. Model: Amy_D

Acrylic on some drawing paper. From a photo I took.

"Hold your head up, you silly girl. Look what you've done. When you find yourself in the thick of it, help yourself to a bit of what is all around you, silly girl." Frustration, frustration, and the anxiety that goes hand-in-hand with it. It's hard to let these things go.

2d action adventure art

Magical desserts ~ Paint process video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8AZypXR8bg&feature=youtu.be

An old crayon drawing i did. . . I get to fully reveal my true self under the smiling mask. I'm the one I should love in this World. - Jin, Epiphany.

Doodled for my club newsletter

You can always change if you want to.

I am trying to learn how to draw from my imagination and without reference, so I started a series of fish illustrations to practice this.

My 2 oc's, Lemmy & Lenny!

Another addition to the people who have static for a head. I haven't mentioned it before, but the little gray things around their neck are just to make their scars of when their heads were torn off prettier. I think I'm going to call her Emily.

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.

Acrylic paint wait a little pastel.