illustration

Layer patterns with Sharpies.

Character design for ship's boatswain.

This bird is very late for a meeting. Yes, he is wearing a flying bow tie.

Transmundane Tuesday : a beetle, wearing a sweater, dancing. A prompt from Carson Ellis.

Digital painting study.

Zoomed in shot of "Pattern Interrupt". 2020. Size: 32" x 40" / Micron pens on archival museum board. This piece was all drawn freehand - no rulers or measuring tools were used to create this artwork.

These Marshmallows are hiking out of the camp when these fire dudes come parachuting down on them trying to ruin their camping experience. What will happen to these Marshmallows? Acrylic on wood board about 22 x 28 inches.

OC by Hialycat on Instagram

I'm doing a series of illustrations (one a week) combining my love of designer chairs and cats. This weeks chair is the famous Panton. The cat is called Anton ::)

So cozy!

Weird shapey lady that wants to plant a forest.

LOLITA FASHION DONE WITH BRUSH PEN.

The final image of the third poster in a set of 3

Original art inspired by the tale of Persephone.

Working on some sticker designs for a coffee shop show I'm setting up for.

Tyrande Whisperwind from World of Warcraft fanart

From the digital sketchbook...a fun watercolory and penciled crowd. They’re scrunched together but are all pretty calm.

Pencils and modified with wacom tablet

Pen and ink illustration of an old beetle abandoned in the bush!

#Swollen is the word for #inktober #day17. Because the city I live in is swollen from cars, buildings, humans, rats, pigeons, dirt and trash I considered the word to be proper for the problem of urbanization. Even if it's a natural transformation, it comes with a lot of issues. I see it as a concrete and steel monster eating the nature that stands in its way. © Maria!Bălan, 2018

Done with Prismacolor Colored Pencil on Toned Tan Paper.

Industrial & Joy : daily art 4

'The other side' Sketchbook 2018, coffee and ink. @ANIA PAWLIK

Practising how to portray expressions and emotions!

Inktober 24: Mushroom

Inktober 2018: Tranquillity