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Finished leopards.
Coloured pencils on arches paper with small amount of watercolour and gouache.
I wanted to explore some themes of unity in the never ending quarantine
I've been working on a big pin project recently. The animal pairs are made of two separate pins that line up in the same way so every animal can line up with any opposite facing pins for 100% customizable pairs. Every animal has a left and right facing pin.
My January monthly print is the winter tiger, matches very well with the wolf from December. They actually were super close in the poll with only a few votes between so I ended up doing both.
I had thought I had posted this on twitter before but apparently not. This was the precursor to the pied tiger designs because im addicted to big cats with fantasy markings.
Pied leopard drawing.
I'd like to post this drawing i did a few years back. Sakura fox Yoshino who is one of my favourite characters to draw.
She was done with colour pencils on arches paper
Here are the five animals making my next sleepy set, themed wild canids. They are currently being made as keyrings and i am hoping once they arrive i will be able to open my shop once again.
I know this is absolutly the wrong shape for twitter but this was my favourite drawing from last year (im normally way to critical on myself). So please consider full view.
The drawing is called The Dragons Apprentice.
Wind fox drawing from a few years back (offically lost track of what is and isnt posted on Twitter, i dont think I ever did) made with colour pencil, watercolour and washi tape
Finished my lion bookmark. His crown is golden ink but thats always hard to photo properly face on.
He was completed in colour pencils (polychromos, luminance, prisma) white gouache and deep gold watercolour background on arches aquarelle hp
This is my farthing wood drawing I did last year. This is a picture i drew almost entirely for myself to recreate the famous opening scene in my style from a series that influenced from such a young age
I've been struggling getting a Red XIII sketch i'm happy with for a traditional painting I want to do so in the meantime I drew a sleepy Red design instead
This is the second picture for octobers print club, subscribers in october will get to choose between the fox and the badger, or leave it a mystery!
Made with colour pencil, watercolour, marker and gouache