#traditional media
I painted this with water colors but used a color-changing rainbow gel pen to highlight. ✨
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ingredients spreads for some of my fav things to cook
what if unicorns were the size of cats?
and they just… lived with us, in our homes?
flip-thru of my mermay sketchbook ♀️
hey everyone! happy last day of mermay and thank you so much for the love on my pieces! it really means a lot
if you’d like to have all 31 of my mermay pieces in one place (scanned, tidied and looking a lot nicer than the phone photos i’ve posted online lol), i’ve got them all in a zine which is available in my shop, now ✨♀️
also available: prints of my 31st full colour illustration, as well as the original marker art;
check ‘em out in my shop (link in bio)
cheers!
mermay 31
you gotta get real comfy with the idea that you’re gonna heck it up right
otherwise you’ll reorganize your pens 32 times and breathe funny and then give up and run away into the woods forever instead so you don’t get a chance to heck it
justtttt relax into the hecking process
Red is a happy colour to the point of almost obscene — quite unlike the others, those more delicate and prone to get lost in transition from traditional to digital.
Here be my regular lamentation about delivering you the turquoise as it is in real life — the colour just won’t be seen by digital media no matter how many shamanic dances with Selective Colour modes one performs to salvage its original lush vibrance.
And then the red. Waltzing right into your face, wild, intense, brightest and radically shameless in how lossless it actually is. Only acquiring deeper hues when brought into digital space.
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Kitty face :3
“I’m fine.”
