Tower and Thief
Today I’ve got a couple of drawings from the sketchbook this past week that I particularly like- and just in time for Halloween, with some seasonally appropriate sorts of colors. It has finally decided that
Mystery and Fanciness
Today’s drawings have a bit of a creepy vibe, which fit with the dreary Autumn weather that started out this week. Monday’s drawing, on the left, was started on an uneven background of gray marker.
Dusk at the Fairground
The leaves are falling outside the window already, and I find myself wistfully missing the fry oil and stomped-grass smell of the county fair. Even though our local county fair has come and gone by
Press Premises
This week, I’m catching up to my goal of opening up my online shop in time for the holiday season! I was able to complete a lot, including the illustration above, and the logo within
The Pug Pack
Today’s painting is from a really old sketchbook, and I’m posting it this week because I find that it’s suddenly September, and this piece has strong back-to-school vibes! Or at least, it features a backpack.
Animal Cards
While I’m wrapping up projects that I’ve had in the works for some time, I’ve recently had the satisfaction of being able to turn some attention back toward a few older projects. Yesterday, I used
Camping Dreams
I had another fun day today with a drawing prompt from over at Doodle Addicts, this time to sketch a “hippie van”. It’s really hot where I live, but camping still sounds really fun right
Summer Maiden in Gouache
She’s a palette cleanser. I mean that literally. I painted this little gouache illustration in my sketchbook this morning using some of the remaining paint left over from finishing my work on Tuesday. For a
Bookshop Cats
Today’s post comes from a love of shop and bodega cats that my husband and I share. This pencil drawing is a gift for my husband, and features two of our three cats asleep on
Autumn Florals Painting
So far this week, I’ve finished my Autumn floral design from my last post! I love painting with gouache. There’s something so rewarding about how matte and crisp everything looks when you’re finished, and because