The Night River
This sketch in Photoshop was inspired by some random shapes and lines, then filled it in slowly between hours of tiny sticker drawings. I started it to be the thing I just doodled on in
Great Day Stickers in Progress
I jumped right in to working on my next sticker sheet this morning. I haven’t replaced the banner at the top of the illustration yet (oops) – but this is my ‘Stickers for Great Days’
Stickers in Color!
These stickers have been my number one priority since I hit a snag with printing my art prints how I’d like on the the paper I’d like. These are fun and, I thought, quick. They
String Cat
This super old sketch is based on the surprised, intense stare of my cat Beans. I guess this is a Halloween cat because cats aren’t supposed to eat string, and I chose orange for the
Sticker Experiments
I have big plans for stickers, because I love stickers, and I finally have a method for making nice ones with kiss cuts and everything. That’s one of the things I’ve learned in the last
A Burger Most Foul
It’s been a spooky long time since I’ve posted any of my weird cheeseburger drawings, which I am still, slowly but surely, pulling together into a coloring book. This image of a page in progress
Autumn Leaves
This week’s drawing prompt on Doodle Addicts was “your favorite season”, which for me is this one, with it’s interesting weather and chill air and rainbow of colors. This drawing wasn’t drawn directly from, but
A Vision of Hel
It’s spooooky Halloween season, and a great time to delve into my back catalog of unfinished creepy drawings. Today I have a portrait of Hel, Norse goddess of the underworld, half-finished and playing cards. Half
A Clock with Everything
This is a pretty old piece that I drew on Bristol board with various sized felt tip pens. I was originally going to use it to print onto paper for a book cover. I still
Piscine Party, 1813
Today I’m working on printing and prototyping, and I have this hilariously ambitious idea that I’m going to have my shop up and running by the end of the month. It seemed perfectly reasonably a