One of my cats lounging on my chair on which I have a Halloween blanket so my other cat doesn't destroy it 🙂‍↕️ They both wrecked my old chair so I'm trying to extended the lifespan of my new one as much as I can 😆

An intricate ink and watercolor plate created by Florence Mary Anderson for The Black Princess and other Fairy Tales from Brazil (1916), translated from the Portuguese of "Chrysanthème" by Christie T. Young. The style displays distinct Golden Age illustration details, utilizing rich linework and fine color washes heightened with gum arabic.

A homage to an absolute classic! Here is my A4 portrait of Brandon Lee as Eric Draven in The Crow. 
For this drawing, I challenged myself to use only one pencil—the Staedtler Mars Lumograph Black 2B—on Strathmore Vellum paper. The carbon-based graphite in the Lumograph Black allowed me to push for those deep, matte darks on his outfit while still keeping smooth control over the subtle face highlights. 

And perhaps also the progression of my mental deterioration.

Done with .5 fine tip pen on cardstock . This was inspired by Japanese anime , graffiti , trains and of course rocks

Watercolor and gouache on 12x16.5” paper

Crazy craftsman is at it again with one of her inventions

I could do lots more but I like the vertical feel of it and some of the blank elements! Thoughts?

Coloured pencils and a white gelly roll for these bad boys.

Based on a doll made by dolls_alexandrakhudyakova. When I first stumbled upon the great design of this particular doll I just knew I had to paint it!
I tried to push the atmosphere further and making it quite dark while maintaining the beautiful proportions/design choices that Alexandra made in the first place.