Hi everyone! Just sharing this little sketch with you today from my sketchbook pages. You can download it completely free (without subscription). It is meant to inspire you, help you decorate your space if you like, and remind you that your work matters and you should always keep walking, sketching, painting, making, no matter what. …
Who hasn’t fallen in love with the characters of Beatrix Potter? Peter Rabbit, the mischievous, adventurous young rabbit with the blue jacket, cannot help but steal your heart! This one of a kind paper sculpture has been crafted with as much love and care as this little fellow deserves, and I honestly hope it pays …
Embrace your struggles. Cause they are the ones to move you forward. You know, the older I get, the most difficult some things become. Like painting, which I love so much, and I had to take a distance from it to realize it. I’m 47 and not afraid to say it, because it comes together …
An ominous owl, not so ominous… Acrylics on paper 🖤 Keep painting traditionally people! Keep arts alive 😉 A link for you here below, if you wanna browse and see all the wonderful creations of Drawlloween: xoxo, Zelyss
My ‘Frankenstein bride’ from a while back 💙 (any chance to use blue+green colors is always the best) A link for you here below, if you wanna browse and see all the wonderful creations of Drawlloween: xoxo, Zelyss
The only ‘web’ (day 11) that has recently jumped into one of my sketches is on this girl’s collar… Draft of a sketch that I’m posting, with the hope of being encouraged to turn into a painting. A self-push kind of thing…🖤🕸🕷 A link for you here below, if you wanna browse and see all …
The ‘Pumpkin’ prompt always seemed to me difficult to make charming. But if you add a pretty little Blythe next to them, it all changes…🖤
A painting in ál fresco technique The ál fresco or fresco technique, is a method of painting water-based pigments on freshly applied plaster, usually on wall surfaces. The colours, which are made by grinding dry-powder pigments in pure water, dry and set with the plaster to become a permanent part of the wall. Michelangelo’s paintings …