Norine King

collage starters for my new junk sketchbook

sketching at the rock wall in my new sketchbook

70 degrees in February equals the perfect weather for doodling strangers at the river

I converted an old book I found at a thrift shop into a sketchbook. Can’t wait to see what inspiration this brings out of me. I started off with a self portrait on the cover, mostly to reflect these new braids. More to come!

Why does this matter? Because life imitates art. Sometimes life imitates art with a completely unnecessary surgical procedure called a labiaplasty. To be clear, a labiaplasty has virtually no positive health benefits and can result in harmful side effects. Don’t let misinformation about your anatomy down there lead you to get a surgery you really really don’t need.

I created a website prototype to teach girls that suffer from imposter syndrome about the scope and solutions for the problem as well as remind them that they are not alone.

gif self portraits. If you want one done, send me a selfie. I’d like to start a collection.

Civil Rights Leaders Portraits. 

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Repping both of my heritages in one painting. This is a Christmas gift for my dad who hails from the island of St. Thomas. P.S. It also glows in the dark

If you have interest in potentially seeing something like this hit the shelves, reblog. All the support helps.

Illustration for the CT. 2015 Norine King

illustration for the CT about the scandal within the VCU peppas’s lack of strong leadership after the loss of a long time director due to budget cuts.

inktober day 7: I really love this Alphonse Mucha series of stamps I have going, what do you guys think I should do next?

Inktober day 6 taught me that too much detail in a stamp is time consuming and confusing to the overall design. Oh well, lesson learned

#inktober days 4&5. Debate doodles and handmade stamp experimentation. Clearly linoleum doesn't like me trying to cheat the system by not buying a roller.

#tbt to sketching water lilies in the rose gardens of Florence, Italy Norine king