Jess at 10pm.

Driving home. Me, acrylic gouache on canvas paper, 22 x 30cm.

Very obsessed with winter twilight. And after yesterday's snowfall I had lots of good photos to reference!

Gouache painting of my kitty

A couple of redditGetsDrawn sketches

a little light study ☀️

"Sarah, You're a Star" - gouache on wood, 12x18in. A portrait of one of my besties from 2020.

A digital painting made for redditGetsDrawn.

A digital painting of a cute guinea pig. A commission.

A view of Mount Fuji in winter.

A realistic portrait of a bull terrier. It has some lense distortion due to it being based on a photograph - those days I didn't stray too far from my reference.

A couple of winter landscapes I've done. These were commissions and I don't own a better photo of them anymore as they are 5-10 years old. Made with oils.

Edgar Payne studies! I've recently read his book on outdoor paintings. I think it's moving how much he loved painting mountains haha.

A few digital paintings I made for fellow redditors at redditGetsDrawn. One of them (the gentleman) I made many, many years ago. These are usually done in a short session and rarely include details due to the nature of RGD.

An oil painting I made some years ago.

Some horse sketches. The horse portrait was drawn for a fellow redditor at redditGetsDrawn. The foal sketches are construction practice and not meant to be beautiful drawings in that sense. The references are from Instagram. It's a ranch I follow and the foal is called Oakley :) You can follow Michael Lares to see more of him.

take time to smell the flowers

Daredevil (Netflix), Charlie Cox. A digital painting that I made while the series was still on, so it's quite old. Aside from the background, it's all been done with a round brush. I never actually finished it, but it seems alright so I threw my name on it. Maybe I'll do a rework at some point as there are some issues when zoomed in. I'm not a huge Marvel fan, but some of the Netflix shows were fun. Maybe you guys will appreciate this more than I do.