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in a Robert Bateman sketchbook, using Neopastels from Caran d’Ache.
by definition, not static
construction is continuing / old posts are being rebuilt / new archives are being built
I make art!
I make things. We’re calling them art for the time being but honestly it’s mostly process and some outcomes.
You might enjoy perusing specific tags! Tags such as:
oil pastel or watercolour or gouache or digital art or sculpture
I am happiest when helping other people get excited to make things, so please drop questions and such in the comments fields and let me know what you’re hoping to make these days too!
The Isle of Pelursk is a mixed media piece from 2018, inspired by the Canadian Shield, twisted pine forests and strange lights at dusk. Created in graphite and Photoshop. — read more —
This heartwarming friendship came to life with a combination of textile inspirations from around the world, and time spent researching the fuzziest pleistocene megafauna. Watercolour on watercolour paper, 2017. — read more —
This monster came from too much heavy metal and some time in a sketchbook with my favourite pencils. After the drawing was done, I printed it out on watercolour paper to finish bringing the monster to life in full colour. Watercolour on watercolour paper, 2017. — read more —
Ink on paper, 8 x 8″, 2017 — read more —
The Crystal Kobold is a mischievous friend, with an eye for the shiniest of treasures. Watercolour and coloured pencil on watercolour paper, 2017. — read more —
This fantasy illustration was created in watercolour and pencil crayon, and is 9 x 12″ on watercolour paper. It features a determined traveller carrying a cranky golden bear in a bag. The sun is just starting to rise and the mist clearing from the ground as they walk onward. We can see a golden bear […] — read more —
Fantasy illustration of a powerful wizard generating multiple selves through chronomancy, centred around an all-seeing third eye, glowing with power. Drawn in ink, separated in Photoshop, printed by Colour Code Risography. The photoshop file really doesn’t tell you how magical the risograph will be, but if you’re curious: Detail shots of the print – and […] — read more —
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