Artwork

Daily Drawings week 3

Inktober #1 poisonous

Seven sea-sausages (seals)

Inktober #2 tranquil

Inktober #3 roasted

Inktober #4 spell

Inktober #5 chicken

Inktober #6 drooling

Daily Drawings week 2

Toothless

Stitch

A gay skull with daggers

A spooky fish

Pantsless Batman

Godric Gryffindor

Daily Drawings week 1

My drawings skills have been slacking off lately, so I want to try and make one decent drawing a day and spend more time on colours and shading than just sketching.

Week 1:

A hungry yeti and a steampunk lock

A dinosaur afraid of hights

A sympathetic deathfigure

Magnus Bane

A mermaid princes

Space cats

These two were made 5 years apart (2012 and 2017). I always refer to the left drawing as the start of my ‘cartoon-ish’ style, so it was realy fun to dive back to my roots and apply what I’ve thought myself over the past 5 years :)

Got my crayons out again! It’s probably been 3-4 years since I actually spend time coloring my drawings in my sketchbook. I never realy paid a lot of attention to color because It always seemed such a tedious work to do. However color is a great way of creating depth and realy brings your drawings to life. 

I know that this is a very obvious statement, but hey…I’m just a little slow okay. It’s a start, but It’s a big step forward and I’m realy happy with the results :D

So today we made a love-tree on the playground with the kids and it was freaking adorable!

They had to write something nice to someone and stick it on the tree. Most wrote to their mom or best friend or to us, their animators. A few of them were even adressed to me. :)

I love my sweeties <3

Spread some love y’all...

More stuff from my sketchbook. But these are made with markers. Some of which are colored with Ecoline. 

Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with glue mixed with gold, silver or platinum powder. As a philosophy, it treats breakage and repair as part of the history of an object, rather than something to disguise.

In other words, don’t shame your breakage. It’s part of your own histroy and makes you shine like the person you are today. :)

So I taught myself how to paint galaxies....

Saw someone do this on Tumblr once, thought I’d make my own version :)

Kinda reminds me of a fantasy-style factory...

Meichenbaum bears, are 4 illustrations of a bear building a bird house. They are used to teach children how to solve problems. “I have a problem”,”What is my problem?”, “How do I solve it” and “Am I happy with the result?”

Sadly, the illustrations are garbage, and me personaly, I don’t realy relate to a bear building a bird house. Luckily my mom (who teaches kindergarten) agrees with me.

So a while ago she asked me if i could give her an alternative, something new. And I made these :) A sneaky fox trying to get to the coockie jar. Just like the bears, the 4 steps of problemsolving can be found in the foxes.