Some of my favourite paintings of 2024.
The total = 28% cheekbones, 46% elfin malcontent, 26% shrubbery.

QRP with your green art 💚🌿

'Long Lankin', a grisly character from British folklore murder ballads, and who I've borrowed for my story with an 'under the hill' twist.

This is how I drew the sinister gentleman in pencil and watercolour on toned paper, A4.

'Crown of Vines' a shady faerie painted in watercolour and acrylic ink on gessoed paper (in an unsuitable but irresistibly pretty notebook from Paperblanks).

Happy Summer Solstice!

'It was said if you hid yourself in the hawthorn trees you'd see faerie folk arrive with the sun's rising. They'd dance upon the green for the longest day of the year, and any human foolish enough to join their dance would never leave it.'

Pencil, pastel, gouache on paper

Also: I took this photo JUST for you. :3

Creativity prompts for October challenges, with a nature/fantasy flavour.

One of my lesser-known talents is bat magnet.
This gentleman and his ears just appeared in my studio - then headed straight for the bedroom to land on my pillow like a black, flappy hotel mint. I confess I was glad I hadn't been there asleep when he visited.

Quote post with how you draw men.
(L to R: bookish Thranduil; Gentleman with the Thistledown Hair from Strange & Norrell;
Samuel (an OC); Roiben from Tithe.)

"Show me your tarot card art!"

Eee, I have one. :)
King of Swords for The Woven Path tarot, with the Changeling Art Collective.

I'd like to tag @carolinejamhour.bsky.social @nadiarausa.bsky.social @aimeecozza.com and @paintkatt.bsky.social ♥

"When you know what you want you may call me to you. Once. And then never again."
Yarrow, from a(nother) story in progress.

I liked this drawing too much to put it on the dead bird place, but he can go here.

If I show you this fecking thing can I come in. ;p

All the good vibes!

I made it, hello!
Let's get some art on these bare walls.