An older sketch of my green cheeked conure that I've been meaning to use as a base for a full colour piece, but never got around to doing it. Still pretty proud of this though. ^_^
Originally drawn in pencil, then digitally enhanced.
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An older sketch of my green cheeked conure that I've been meaning to use as a base for a full colour piece, but never got around to doing it. Still pretty proud of this though. ^_^
Originally drawn in pencil, then digitally enhanced.
A barred owl that I painted on a domestic goose feather. Acrylic paint on a feather.
All the feathers I paint on are naturally moulted by domestically-kept birds. No birds are harmed in the making of these paintings.
A fluffy baby chicken in my midtone sketchbook! This was for the Inktober prompt: Chicken. Ballpoint pen.
Something that I kinda want to put on a t-shirt. XD
Pencil on paper.
A Galah Cockatoo (aka Rose-Breasted Cockatoo) on a white goose feather. Acrylic paint on a goose feather.
All the feathers I paint on are naturally moulted by domestically-kept birds. No birds are harmed in the making of these paintings.
A blue headed pionus parrot that I painted on an Amazon parrot feather a few years ago. This is one of my favourite feather paintings I've ever done. ^_^
Acrylic paint on a double yellow headed Amazon parrot feather. All the feathers I paint on are naturally moulted by domestically-kept birds. No birds are harmed in the acquisition of these feathers.
A great horned owl, painted on a pheasant feather. Acrylic paint on a feather.
All the feathers I paint on are naturally moulted by domestically-kept birds. No birds are harmed for the purpose of making these paintings.
A Parasaurolophus in my midtone sketchbook! Ballpoint pen and white pencil crayon on midtone paper.