cartoon

Mixed media on smooth A4 paper.

Inspired by my experience in high school, having a physical disability & trying to fit in amongst everyone.

Throughout this doodle I was thinking of graffiti, and how today’s world tries to mask its pure urban roots.

I had so much fun creating this custom beer poster. The colors, the planets, the shoes. I hope everyone enjoys.

I am never short on funny stories or situations with my offspring. I thought I would try to illustrate them.

My attempt at combining the struggles of teaching with rhyme and cartoons. It is a work in progress. I am a novice when it comes to using my digital drawing tablet.

Here’s a collection of five things I drew as a part of the Inktober 2019 challenge. From top to bottom: Day 27 (Coat), Day 4 (Freeze), Day 15 (Leg end), Day 22 (Ghost), Day 28 (Ride)

But sometimes I just want to chill in my bedroom to read my books.

Here is a doodle illustration that has been dumping out of my brain for a couple weeks.

My kids are fascinated with zombies, so I created this zombie alphabet for them since it is difficult to find kid-friendly zombies. The concept itself seems to be an oxymoron.

My kids are fascinated with zombies, so I created this zombie alphabet for them since it is difficult to find kid-friendly zombies. The concept itself seems to be an oxymoron.

My kids are fascinated with zombies, so I created this zombie alphabet for them since it is difficult to find kid-friendly zombies. The concept itself seems to be an oxymoron.

My kids are fascinated with zombies, so I created this zombie alphabet for them since it is difficult to find kid-friendly zombies. The concept itself seems to be an oxymoron.

My kids are fascinated with zombies, so I created this zombie alphabet for them since it is difficult to find kid-friendly zombies. The concept itself seems to be an oxymoron.

My kids are fascinated with zombies, so I created this zombie alphabet for them since it is difficult to find kid-friendly zombies. The concept itself seems to be an oxymoron.

One of my first drawings with a reference (included in the side-by-side). Akko from Little Witch Academia.

Ink and alcohol marker illustration of the fan favorite old grey donkey, Eeyore.