Tulip on White Background May 9, 2023 With this still life of a tulip, I skipped the ink I usually love adding. But the flow of the water color was working so nice, that I felt it would have weighted it down too much.
With this still life of a tulip, I skipped the ink I usually love adding. But the flow of the water color was working so nice, that I felt it would have weighted it down too much.
The Spirit Tree February 4, 2021 This nature setting was a bolder experiment color-wise, after using very soft colors in an earlier mixed-media painting...
This nature setting was a bolder experiment color-wise, after using very soft colors in an earlier mixed-media painting...
Exclusive: Tree Drawing Coloring Preparation June 29, 2020 A supporter-exclusive look at the last step for the tree drawing. This includes several digital tests...
A supporter-exclusive look at the last step for the tree drawing. This includes several digital tests...
Jealousy February 21, 2019 Picked up the ol' oil tubes to jot down a visual experience I got through my synesthesia - it's when senses mix up and emotions can transform to shapes and colors...
Picked up the ol' oil tubes to jot down a visual experience I got through my synesthesia - it's when senses mix up and emotions can transform to shapes and colors...
Work In Progress: Berries of Autumn January 21, 2019 Showing the first step of a Watercolor painting from an island trip. I experimented with transparent layers to draw on top of it...
Showing the first step of a Watercolor painting from an island trip. I experimented with transparent layers to draw on top of it...
Machiya Painting: The Path May 22, 2014 One more machiya painting of my Kyoto Art-In-Residence that I didn't post yet. With some sketches and Work-In-Progress steps...
One more machiya painting of my Kyoto Art-In-Residence that I didn't post yet. With some sketches and Work-In-Progress steps...
Some Lines on Italian Architecture July 9, 2013 Here are some drawings from a recent trip – some views of Rome and Siena. Very inspiring to see the massive structures they’ve built 2000 or more years ago. Some defying explanation until today. And many were built so fast that it puts any modern construction to shame – they got bridges done in days … Continue reading Some Lines on Italian Architecture →
Here are some drawings from a recent trip – some views of Rome and Siena. Very inspiring to see the massive structures they’ve built 2000 or more years ago. Some defying explanation until today. And many were built so fast that it puts any modern construction to shame – they got bridges done in days … Continue reading Some Lines on Italian Architecture →
