Weeklyish thingy and who loves drawing vines? This bitch, apparently!
Viiiiiiiiiiiinessssssssss. *shakes out wrist* Also after trying a whole bitchload of different metallic paints over the years I can report back that Folk Art Treasure Gold metallic acrylic yields a true … Continue reading
A tale of two kitties (I’m your dad now).
Around me whoever tells a dad joke or pun most recently becomes my dad so sorry, either I’m my own dad now or I’m your dad. You’re doing great and I’m … Continue reading
Weeklyish thingy and what’s this? A cat portrait?!?!?
I hope y’all love cats because this trend shows no sign of stopping, although I do have some fun little Sculpey projects to show you AFTER they get gifted. I … Continue reading
Weeklyish thingy and same kitties, different style
If this drawing looks familiar it’s because I reused the drawing. When I started the realistic painting of these two I was working on my usual 9*12” paper, but as … Continue reading
Weeklyish thingy and more kitties!
I know it’s been a bit – life is a lot, mental health is what it is, but also I just kept thinking ‘tomorrow this painting will be done’. And … Continue reading
Weeklyish thingy and cats! CATS CATS CATS CATS!
I hope you read that as that shots song everyone used to play at parties where I felt wildly awkward and eventually just bored. Anyway! Commission #1 has been safely … Continue reading
Weeklyish thingy and a kitty again.
Kitty is done, long live the kitty! More importantly kitty has been presented to his mom so I can safely share the finished painting with y’all. (To be fair, it … Continue reading
Weekly thingy and the Six of Pentacles/The Malachite Casket
I talked about the Malachite Maid way back in the major arcana – she’s woven all through this story, though she never directly appears (except in disguise as the traveler). … Continue reading
Weekly thingy and the Five of Pentacles/The Little Match Girl
I feel like everyone knows this story? Poor little match girl huddled in the cold, begging passers-by to buy her matches and having no luck. One by one she lights … Continue reading