Richard Le Toler Williams

Drawings of my little sister’s Miniature Dachshund Maxi.

Great Jaggi from the Monster Hunter video game series.

Rathalos from the Monster Hunter video games series. I had to merge two drawings together as I had reached the end of the page; which is why there is some inconsistency in style between the left and right of the image.

Diablos from the Monster Hunter video game series.

Lino print and pencil drawing of me at a cross country event in Hampshire. This is not a finished piece. With each print I make I can evaluate where areas of linoleum need to be cut away. The finished piece will combine the image created by the lino relief and paint will be added in digitally.

Pen drawings of Jacana chicks.

An illustration for a friend's birthday. The image incorporates his star sign (Capricorn) and the Dolomites; he loves rock climbing.

I have added colour to the previous lino print of Rushmoor Parkrun, taking liberties to change the colour of clothes and foliage from the photograph to achieve the desired visual effect.

Lino print of me (middle) at Rushmoor Parkrun from a few years ago. Image is based on a photograph taken by Carl Webb.

A Devil's Coach Horse Beetle I found during a litter pick.

Developmental drawings of my Godmothers dog, Shelley.

Commission for a client whose dog is called Roxy; by giving her a guitar she becomes Roxy Music. 

Topical illustration following the passing of Prince Philip and DMX.

Heraldic Cat Design based on an unsuccessful lino print. Available on redbubble products here: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/75189442

Alternative version of my Blue Oyster Cult lino-print. This time I have added colour by drawing over the finished print with coloured pens instead of adding colour digitally. I prefer this style to the earlier one.

Lino-print and pen drawing based on a photograph of an Alice Holt run. I have previously uploaded this image without colour, but only recently had the idea of drawing on the print rather than adding colour in digitally. There are a few problems with the composition such as my right foot blending in with the background (I’m in the dark blue) and the spacing and proportions of the runners.

Something for World Poetry Day. Based on an earlier idea I had.