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  • An old werewolf from 2020

    An old werewolf from 2020

    I LOVE THIS WEREWOLF PIECE. So, it is worth a re-post.

    Inspired by the film: the Company of Wolves

    A wedding party goes awry and the elite wedding guests turn into wolves

    “… and after that, the woman made the wolves come to sing to her & the baby at night…”

    I had originally drawn this in ink and watercolors for Mabʻs drawlloween club back in 2020

    #mdwc26d3

  • Mabʻs Drawlloween Club | Day 2

    Mabʻs Drawlloween Club | Day 2

    Aloha kakahiaka! I finished my post early today! This is for Mabʻs Drawlloween Club Day 2 – Vampire. And duh, itʻs VAMPIRA 🖤

    It was so quick because I made this drawing in ProCreate. So fast and easy!

    Iʻll be switching prompt lists as always this season! In hopes that Iʻll pick up a habit that can last all year

    I feel like this image would make a great sticker. Which colorway do you prefer?

  • Some progress shots of the recent painting class I took

    Some progress shots of the recent painting class I took

    Hi!! I recently signed up for a month’s access to some acrylic painting tutorials! I hope I can make at least 3 of them before my subscription runs out. Wish me luck! I’ve listed more information about the painting class below.

    The first painting coincided with Mother’s Day, so it’s alrady been gifted 🖤 But I took some progress shots along the way so I could have proof that I actually made it. I’ll share them here.

    Starting the underpainting in 5 different tones. The class called for Copic markers, but I used acrylic paints in Naples Yellow & Burnt Sienna, as well as Acrylic Ink in Sepia.
    Underpaint is complete! I love it already.
    A “ground” wash of Burnt Sienna was added before the colors went on. I took a pretty long break here becuase I was really afraid of ruining all the hard work.
    Beautiful Blues
    Vibrant greens.
    The completed piece!

    This class is offered on JimMusil.com I still have the rest of the month to access even more classes on his site, so I’m hoping to paint a few more to really learn these skills.

    The end goal is to make some paintings of the views I love so much from my hikes!