Forest Interior

 And here it is in color!  I like working with all that detail.

The black and white version is here.

Painting

 

11"x14" oils on acrylic on canvas board.  I'm not much good at painting, its just something I mess around with in my spare time.  Drawing is fine but once in a while I like to do something in color.

Floating Island - Watercolor Pencils

 

Watercolor pencils are great, they're so convenient and I like that they leave a texture.

Update:

And here's two more in black and white and sepia.  Just trying things out and experimenting :)

Snowdrop Princess - Color

I finally added color to it! :D

Its based on this wonderful image: fav.me/d6546n3 by Kuoma-Stock: www.deviantart.com/kuoma-stock

I'm really happy with how it turned out!  ^_^

Overflowing Island

:)

A finished picture with floating islands and the opportunity to wish you all a very happy Easter!

He is risen! :)

Ruined Castle

Its also available as a print, (and other stuff), on Society6!

I am immensely proud of this one! :)

You see there in the lower right corner where I signed it?  I signed it with my micron pen when I finished the outline drawing last year, and I had to paint in the year with watercolors when I finished coloring it in just today.  So I do finish projects it just takes me a while.

Acanthus Leaves - Color

I finally colored something!  Its also available as a print here: https://society6.com/product/acanthus-leaves878437_framed-print#s6-7921089p21a12v52a13v54

Celtic Windows Is Loading

This pretty much sums up life! :P  haha

A Tree Is Nice

I painted this with oils, mostly a quick way to up my left over green paint from another painting I'm working on.  But I quite like it, it reminds me of a book: A Tree Is Nice, which is a beautiful children's book that I really enjoyed when I was little.

So I've been messing around with watercolors lately, and this is my first attempt that actually turned out.  I've been playing around with watercolors lately in the vain hope that the increased evaporative quality of the water, will compete with my tendency to totally obliterate the paper.  The colors have more variety in them than I could reduplicate on purpose, being reconstituted accretions of previous experiments.