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Richard Koehler

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

Iordan Daniela

Acrylic on canvas 40x40 cm

Amélya Bernard

Another painting I made, of a parc near my home.

JMelven

Combining my love of cats, art and designer furniture - digital illustration

Rasha Al-Shawwa

Instagram: @rashawwa

Kevin Loftus

Christiane Gerlach

connected

Avery Franken

This is the last ink drawing I did before moving abroad for a few months and going off of drawing completely. Hoping to get back into it now though!

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Bridget L

Digital.... Sunset over water... An old woman arrives here in memory of her fallen son.

Tricia Clark

Early morning camping trip! This week I've *resurrected* my instagram. It's @gouacheandink or https://www.instagram.com/gouacheandink/ Hope you all have a happy 4th of July :)

mary ann hanlon

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Trying out some new paper and colored pencils.

John Sanchez

After a stormy afternoon in downtown Miami the reflections are out. A feast for my eyes

Steph

Watercolor and India Ink on Yupo paper. If there is any single way to let go of detail and think simply, it is by using watercolor on Yupo paper. You basically have to surrender control and just see what happens.

Charline

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Tash Goswami

steam railway train in yorkshire

Volta Voloshin-Smith

Watercolor illustration of a budgie bird.

Jennifer

Smooshy face. Squish squish. Illustration A0107, made with Procreate, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil. Tracked time: 1 hour, 33 minutes.

Jennifer Mallory-Welch

20” x 10” acrylic

DNKhamida

Portrait of character from personal comic project.

Anne Keenan Higgins

Val Myburgh

I made a collage of my favourite tree, a baobab, using postage stamps. The wild dog puppy seemed to creep in from somewhere!

stacey walker oldham

this pattern is for the spoonflower shibori challenge.

Rolf Schroeter

spring.

C.B. Mosley

Moleskine doodling with some digital color

Darlene Boza

Bee friendly plants you can cultivate, protect or care if you see them anywhere. There are many native flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruit trees that help pollination, the ideal is to grow species free of agrochemicals and pesticides.