Kinokocha

Commissioned to make a Yoda grooms cake topper. Not used to sculpting specific characters, but my first try. Polymer, acrylics and wood base.

Behind on Inktober, but I'm catching up dammit. Doing the witch challenge this year. Day 1: Seasonal, I went with fall.

Custom original Wonder Woman design in acrylics on 2.5" x5.5" x8.5" wood trinket box with latch. Selling for $80+ shipping. Commissions open for custom characters and designs.

Shenron 16x20 acrylic on canvas.

Finished a pet portrait commission of Shoes the Shih Tzu. Acrylics on 16x20

Trying out some candy gore for a trade. Can't wait to color this one.

Working on some things for an upcoming art show.

Went way out of my usual style for this one. Went straight on the canvas with acrylics, no penciled pre-sketch, no outlines, just swipes of color. I used paint to sketch out the general shape then went straight into filling areas out. I've always wanted to try a loose style with lots of colors.

I need to learn to accept my art.

Steampunk-ish octopus. Sculpted from polymer and mounted on a wood frame with mixed media. SOLD.

Trade with Poppy of FA of her pit girl Gina.

Polymer clay and acrylics mounted on wood. Still needs some glitter. "I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream." - Van Gogh

I have a thing for wip shots. Acrylics on 16x20 canvas.

This one sold before I could even finish it. Baby Groot on 9x12 canvas with acrylics.

Was gifted a bunch of Crayola products and thought, might as well use them. XD Crayola watercolors on Strathmore watercolor paper.

Next time I decide to do a damask my hand I'll need a sound slap or two.

Acrylics on wood is lovely.