The Art of the Matter

The Art of the Matter

[theartofthematter]

Quidi Vidi.

Mixed media on hot pressed watercolour paper. Acrylic paint, acrylic ink, fine marker, carbothello pencil.

[theartofthematter]

The Shaman. Acrylic on A2 canvas board.

The third in my series of player character portraits from my current D&D campaign. This one depicts the Lizardfolk shaman Vangoghi of the Duskwatcher tribe.

[theartofthematter]

The Window. Acrylic on Britsol smooth.

[theartofthematter]

The Wizard. Acrylic on A2 canvas board.

A portrait of Kal-alapataru, tortle wizard and student at the University of Highport. Another one of the characters from the D&D campaign I am currently playing.

[theartofthematter]

Beached. Mixed media on Bristol watercolour paper.

[theartofthematter]

First Drink. Charcoal and white conte on A2 draughtsmans card.

[theartofthematter]

The Paladin. Acrylic on A2 canvas board. A portrait of Sir Kodexarion Valencourt, paladin and guardian of the city of Highport. One of the characters from the D&D campaign I am currently playing.

[theartofthematter]

"Autumn Walk"

Watercolour + gouche on tinted scrapbook paper.

[theartofthematter]

"Bon Ku Ne"

I've been sitting on this painting for a little while, as it was a gift for someone.

Bon Ku Ne is a community driven, social game similar to bingo, that is played on Curaçao. It uses cards similar to Tarot cards as matches, rather than numbers.

Acrylic on A2 canvas board.

[theartofthematter]

The Dungeon Master. Acrylic on A2 canvas board.

[theartofthematter]

Best foot forward. Acrylic on A2 canvas board.

[theartofthematter]

Jingle Belle. Acrylic on A2 canvas board.

[theartofthematter]

Ball Hill, Newbury. A companion piece to my painting of Donnington Castle. Acrylic on A3 360 gsm Elements acrylic paper.

[theartofthematter]

Fuego. Acrylic on heavy acrylic paper.

[theartofthematter]

Floating. Watercolour paint on cold pressed cotton paper.

[theartofthematter]

Donnington Castle at sunset. Trying new style, and really pleased with the result. Using a magenta ground really made the colours pop. Acrylic on A3 360 gsm Elements acrylic paper.

[theartofthematter]

Travel sketching. Costa Rica. Mixed media on toned paper.