#watercolor and pencil

[ed13d1]

Andrew Wyeth • Below the Dam, 1963

[naranjeen]

Flame Princess time!

[counterintuitivecomics]

Avy on the river

The full series of watercolor studies I did of @trappercreekhorde's photos of their beautiful ferret boy Avy climbing around river rocks, splashing around and basking in the sun. He was a lovely lad and these photos never fail to make me smile. 🧡

These are pencil and watercolors on hot press smooth paper, using a little Windor & Newton portable watercolor kit a friend gave me (including a white paint for the bubbles). You can read more about my process if you like on my Patreon, linked in the source. 

[coldcigarettes]

current struggle: dungeon meshi making me want to draw animals and monsters but I suck at it (Laios boobs out because if I had to draw clothes with all the animal parts I would have cried)

[camelidae]

Somehow he still seems to enjoy basking in the sunlight and the quiet busyness of the birds and butterflies. They say necromancy is a dark art, but whoever reanimated the beast of the black swamp knew what they were doing.

[lacrimosakmm]

Sleeping cats

The first artwork for the summer

[flyingclubhouse]

I'm fascinated by old-fashioned underground root cellars.

Watercolor and colored pencil study.

[zuccnini]

Lifelong Swamp Friends. 

Ko-fi

[aubryjoi]

Moo Deng doodles 🍂🦛

[kafkasapartment]

Sunflowers, c. 1982. Andrew Wyeth. Watercolor and pencil on paper

[maruti-bitamin]

conjure

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[counterintuitivecomics]

Here's to fighting for peace and justice in the new year, where we come together to end genocide across the globe and in our backyards. Mask up and hold your loved ones close, we are in this together!

[saltmalkin]

viridescent

[ink-the-artist]

some guy and his giant wife

[owlyjules]

One of the doodles I painted today! Is it a friend? A bird? A demon? I really missed drawing spooky things this month!:D

[camelidae]

Unicorns don’t seem to have many speculations regarding the afterlife, and certainly the concept of spooks and vengeful spirits would seem foreign to such laid-back creatures - but of the softer kinds of hauntings, one wonders. With such a strong love of herd and home shown in life, might they not wish to watch over those things even after they’re gone?